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Have you ever tried the namebrand of any of them? I personally take namebrand Concerta. The generics are laughably bad and are constantly being pulled from the market for not being bio identical. Generics have a pretty wide margin for what is considered equivalent to the name brand. It's also pretty common to be allergic to inactive ingredients in Generics, which can cause adverse effects.
You can find all sorts of articles on these subjects here: https://adhdrollercoaster.org/?s=Generic