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Re: Contents of Provigil?

Posted by Jen on August 16, 2001 at 18:10:42:

In Reply to: Re: Contents of Provigil? posted by T.R. on August 16, 2001 at 14:40:50:

How very sad- I can't believe that the physician wouldn't want to do the research themselves. Further, Provigil isn't an anphetimine, like Ritalin and is therefore more easily attianable, but if a physician is willing to sign a perscription on your word (not that you're untrustworthy)- that's really frightening. What would happen if it was something else that would react with other medications you're taking? Or perhaps exacerbate a pre-existing condition? Run to a doc who, if not more knowledgeable, is willing to learn and who cares for your long-term health.

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