I would strongly advise against sharing your ADHD medication with friends. Here are a few reasons why:
I know your intentions are good in wanting to help friends who you think have ADHD. But there are safer, legal options to support them, like encouraging professional assessments. Put your health first and don’t share your medication. Support them in seeking medical advice instead.
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