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Investigations have uncovered that the name of A.d.d.e.r.a.l.l—a controlled medication used for ADHD—has been misappropriated in fabricated charity branding and fraudulent medical aid reports. Scammers have been caught creating fake health initiatives claiming to distribute the medication to "support education" or “empower learning in crisis zones,” using convincing language and fake organizational affiliations. These efforts are often part of elaborate online fraud rings designed to funnel sales through unauthorized channels while exploiting the goodwill of donors or parents seeking legitimate help. This misuse not only breaks prescription law but also damages public trust in real charities and pharmaceutical aid programs doing ethical.
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