US Brand Name: Dexedrine; Amphaetex; Das; Dexampex; Dexedrina; Dextrostat; Ferndex; Oxydess Other Brand Names: Dexamphetamine (Australia; New Zealand) Dexamphetamini Sulfas (Switzerland) Generic Name: dextroamphetamine sulfate
Read MoreUS Brand Name: Trilafon, Trilifan Other Brand Names: APO-Perphenazine (Canada; Malaysia) Decentan (Austria; Germany; Spain) Fentazin (United Kingdom; Ireland) F-Mon (Japan) Leptopsique (Mexico)
Read MoreUS Brand Name: Stelazine, Suprazine Other Brand Names: Eskazine (Spain) Espazine (India) Flurazin (Taiwan) Iremo-pierol (Greece) Jatroneural (Germany)
Read MoreUS Brand Name: Serentil Other Brand Names: Mesorin (Korea) Generic Name: mesoridazine besylate
Read MoreUS Brand Name: Compa-Z, Compazine, Cotranzine, Nautisol, Ultrazine-10 Other Brand Names: Antinaus (New Zealand) Dhaperazine (Hong Kong; Malaysia) Klometil (Finland) Mitil (South Africa)
Read MoreThey’re not just for schizophrenia anymore! The antipsychotics are effective medications for bipolar disorder, panic/anxiety disorder and when the atypicals are mixed with antidepressants they work well for all sorts of depression, especially bipolar depression.
Read MoreTranxene (clorazepate dipotassium). Another potent anti-seizure benzo, Tranxene is noted for its causing suicidal tendencies in anyone with a history of depression, so this one is best left for epilepsy and the worst delirium tremors of alcohol withdrawal. You know what?
Read MoreDesoxyn (methamphetamine). Crystal meth isn’t just for bikers living in trailers out in the Central Valley. There’s a movement to rehabilitate as an ADD medication. For Mouse it was the only med that really worked. Unfortunately her dose was a little too high and she started having all the problems you get from not sleeping…
Read MoreRitalin (methylphenidate hydrochloride). The original ADD/ADHD medication, and probably the med still most associated with the disorder. Mouse hated it. It didn’t do anything for her ADD and made her feel yucky. Ritalin is presumed to stimulate not only your frontal cortex, where all the ADD inaction is, but also your brain stem.
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