Again, I'd just see if you can get Ritalin/Medikinet to work for you which may be prescribed for medical use in Turkey. I understand some people with ADHD have issues with Ritalin due to its shorter duration of action and more "uneven" effects (even rebound ADHD as the effects of the drug wear off). But you might get it to work for a few weeks with an extended-release formulation.
I am not a physician. You should discuss it with your doctor if going to Turkey. But I def would not use anything which has no allowed medical use Turkey.
Also, I second other people's comments on the lockdown in Turkey. Europe might still be somewhat problematic at your desired travel date May 18. Perhaps delay plans by a month or so if you can.
I did a trial with both Adderral and Ritalin before telling the doctor which one worked better. The Ritalin made me feel a bit jittery and uncomfortable whereas the Adderral does not. So I wouldn't switch to Ritalin. The act on different receptors in the brain and different meds would work better for individual people.
Sounds like I'm goin to have to leave the Adderral in the U.S, which is sadly unfortunate.
I read today that EU advised members to open to vaccinated travelers by mid-June. Can anyone suggest alternatives to Turkey? I'm looking for friendly people and affordable costs. Turkey was at the top of the list for both of those. I've traveled eastern Europe extensively in the past (in my 20s).. but I would consider doing it again or some countries that I missed seeing the first few trips around (Cyprus, Croatia, etc.).
I guess Adderral and other prescriptions wouldn't be an issue in the EU right?
thanks