I can't help with capsule splitting (although a pharmacist might be willing to take the capsules and make them up into smaller capsules for you?), sorry. But I wanted to mention that when my (dyslexic/ADHD) husband went to college they had a program for LD that helped a whole lot with things like notes, text books on tape, study strategies, etc. My college had a writing center that would help with organizational skills around assignments in addition to the actual writing bits (which you're unlikely to need help with!). You might find that your college has good resources for LD that will make a big difference. Back when we were young it wasn't really focused on but things have come a decent way lately.

I asked my mother (the nurse) and she said she had no idea how to cut a capsule in half. She said if it was a caplet, then you could just cut it in half like a regular pill. But capsules, she's clueless. She did say that you could ask the person who prescribed them, or you could call any pharmacist (like at Walgreens or CVS) and ask them about it.

Sorry I wasn't able to help more!

Yeah, what marydell said: Make sure that you let your university know that you're ADD, because almost everyone has some kind of program in place. Several of my students handed me letters from the Student Services Department explaining that they were supposed to get 1.5 time for tests and a distraction-free learning environment, etc.

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Well good luck on the meds.