Vyvanse: Consistent

symptom

control for

ADHD.

Sarah's ADHD symptoms

weren't controlled throughout her busy day.

Her teachers, coaches and even her friends didn't know the Sarah I know.

Vyvanse has been shown to provide consistent ADHD symptom control from

morning, through homework and family time, for up to 12 hours.

In a Vyvanse clinical study, parents reported ADHD symptom control at approximately

10:00 am, 2:00 pm and 6:00 pm, demonstrating consistent symptom control.

I wish others could see the child I see.

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Ask your child's doctor about Vyvanse; 1-866-463-8504, www.vyvanse.com

Important Safety Information:

Tell the doctor about any heart conditions, including structural abnormali-

ties, that you, your child, or a family member, may have. Inform the doctor

im m ediately

if your child develops symptoms that suggest heart problems, such

as chest pain or fainting.

Vyvanse should not be taken if your child has advanced disease of the blood vessels

(arteriosclerosis); symptomatic heart disease; moderate to severe high blood pressure;

overactive thyroid gland (hyperthyroidism); known allergy or unusual reactions

to drugs called sym pathom im etic amines (for exam ple, pseudoephedrine);

seizures; glaucoma; a history of problems w ith alcohol or drugs; agitated

states; taken a monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) within the last

14

days.

Tell the doctor

before

taking Vyvanse if your child is being treated for or has symptoms

of depression (sadness, worthlessness, or hopelessness) or bipolar disorder; has

abnormal thought or visions, hears abnormal sounds, or has been diagnosed with

Please see Brief Summary of Full Prescribing Information on the previous page.

psychosis; has had seizures or abnormal EEGs; has or has had high blood pressure;

exhibits aggressive behavior or hostility. Tell the doctor

im m ediately

if your child

develops any of these conditions or symptoms while taking Vyvanse.

Abuse of amphetamines may lead to dependence. Misuse of amphetamine may

cause sudden death and serious cardiovascular adverse events. These events have

also been reported rarely with amphetamine use.

Vyvanse was generally well tolerated in clinical studies. The most common side

effects reported in studies of Vyvanse were decreased appetite, difficulty falling

asleep, stomachache, and irritability.

Aggression, new abnorm al thoughts/behaviors, mania, grow th suppression,

worsening of motion or verbal tics, and Tourette’s syndrome have been associated

with use of drugs of this type. Tell the doctor if your child has blurred vision while

taking Vyvanse.

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