If you're not experiencing any side effects from the Strattera, don't worry about it too much (although: disclaimer, I don't know the specific side effects of Strattera). But just remember that everyone reacts differently to drugs so just be cognizant of the side effects and when/if they start to crop off, get in touch with your pdoc. I feel like if you're not experiencing anything, you may be responding well!

I take Adderall too and it can interfere with my sleep. I kind of use it on a "as needed" basis with 40mg as my max dose and I try to stay below that if possible. Two suggestions: decrease the dosage, if possible (I totally get that it may not be a realistic possibility for you. On some days, it's not realistic for me)... and then the other option is talking to your pdoc about adding some kind of drug with sedating properties, preferably with a short half life so you're not "hung over" the next morning. I take a low dose of klonapin at night to ward of anxiety the next day and to help me sleep at night. In the past, I've took Sonata, which has a really short half life so you can take it at like 2AM if you're really having trouble sleeping and not be foggy the next morning. Just some suggestions that you can possibly bring up to your pdoc.