Can't wait for that - it is such a faff now. Because of the licensing problems, we have been unable to get the tablets that we had previously and have now got capsules. Even though it is the same strength, I can't believe that it is not working so well. Elise is going to sleep much quicker than without but it is not as reliable as the other make. Pharmacist said it should not make any difference, but she said the same thing when we were 'accidentally' given a cheaper version of Ritalin. Absolute nightmare!!
Paula - I am sure you are but make sure you tell the GP that you WANT the one written down by Brand name and not as generic on the presciption and then the Pharmacist has to dispense the one you need. They do not do it deliberately but the Pharmacist, like all of us will save pennies. However, although these tablets will have undergone bioequivalence testing there can (and are) differences.
Also, ask the GP what is the maximum amount of drug they will add to one prescription - Usually it is 2 or 3 months depending on the drug.
