It can also make people think more carefully before making decisions.
Can I overdose on Modafinal?
Any drug can be overdosed. Patients should always adhere to the dosage schedule prescribed by their doctor. In the case of accidental overdoe, the risk of potentially dangerous or life-threatening effects is small.
Will I experience symptoms of withdrawal if I stop taking Modafinal?
No, and that’s one of the great things about modafinil. Users typically do not have withdrawal symptoms. If you suffer from narcolepsy, you will begin to feel sleepy again.
What precautions should I take when using Modafinil for the
first time?
Although Modafinil has not been shown to produce functional impairment because it affects the body’s central nervous system, it may alter judgment, thinking or motor skills. You should not operate an automobile or other hazardous machinery until you know how Modafinil affects you.
Do you need a prescription for Modafinil?
Yes. Modafinil is a controlled substance in the United States and can only be obtained with a doctor’s prescription. You do not have to go to your doctor every time you need a refill. Your doctor may call a prescription into your pharmacy or write the number of refills you may need on your prescription.
Does insurance cover Modafinil?
Many private insurance, Medicaid, and Medicare managed care plans cover all or some of the cost of Modafinil when prescribed for one of the FDA-approved uses. Of course, the list of FDA-approved uses is not long, and many people take this medication “off-label”, meaning that the doctor has legally prescribed it, but for a use that has not been approved by the FDA.
Are there any other names for Modafinil?
Currently, most modafinil sold in the United States is sold under the name Provigil, made by the drug company Cephalon. Cephalon recently release Nuvigil, another brand name of modafinil. Nuvigil is only the R-enantiomer of the molecule.
How should I take Modafinil?
With a glass of water. Modafinil should be stored in the container it came in, tightly closed and out of the reach of children.
Can I take Modafinil if I’m taking other drugs?
Check with your doctor. There are reports of side effects. Modafinil can affect the way other medicines. You should talk to your doctor about how Modafinil may interact with any drugs, vitamins, or herbal supplements you are currently taking.