PROVIGIL
Posted By: Get some on 2005-08-15
In Reply to: Well! Tonight is the night I start 3rd shift. Any suggestions on how - MT
Works like a charm.
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Provigil
Thank you for your information. I am taking 85 mg a day. I seem to be worse with my symptoms now that I am on it. It isn't helping at all. Maybe I need to get my dose titrated up.
Has anyone used Provigil? Could you share your
experience with it? Thanks in advance ' '
Third shift Provigil
Provigil is really great. I first got it because I had excessive daytime sleepiness. Insurance would not cover it, unless it was narcolepsy. So, I paid 10 dollars a pill for a while. Then, I found out I could order a 3-month 30-day supply from Canada for 300.00 which is about what insurance would cost if it covered.
I took the sleep study, and found there was nothing wrong. Insurance would not cover it. But since I was tired during the day I started working 3rd shift, and the Provigil was a dream. I am continuing to use it along with B vitamin supplements and taking a break every hour to walk around. If you can go to the doc to get the Provigil, get the Rx, and try to get it from Canada in the mail. Good luck!
does anybody on this board happen to take Provigil?
Started it 2 weeks ago. Supposed to help with ADHD symptoms. I think dose may too low, not seeing any difference at all.
I had to get Provigil for daytime sleepiness - expensive but works.
Try a sample. CNS stimulant given to night shift workers as well as fatigue from MS or depression.
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