Re:Psychiatrists Must Face Possibility That Medications Hurt...
by komali2 on Thursday December 15, 2016 @02:36PM
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Modafinil is on my list, I'm considering switching to it early next year to possibly replace adderall. If anybody is in a similar boat to me and is curious what my experience will be on it compared to adderall, I'll be publishing an extensive analysis on my blog, which is accessible through my user profile on this site.
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Re:Psychiatrists Must Face Possibility That Medications Hurt...
by LordHumungous on Thursday December 15, 2016 @04:38PM
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I don't have ADHD but I've used both drugs for work, and Adderall works better, but Modafanil is not addictive. Modafanil gives you a similar hyperfocus without the euphoria of amphetamine. It has a high tolerance curve. It also has a flatter dose response curve (i.e. taking two modafanils won't give you twice the effect).
Re:Psychiatrists Must Face Possibility That Medications Hurt...
by iamatworknow on Friday December 16, 2016 @10:40AM
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When my health insurance lapsed I was put on Adderall because despite modafinil being a generic, it was still too outrageously expensive to pay for out of pocket. I got no euphoria from Adderall. I was able to stay alert but I was jittery and wildly irritable. As soon as I was able to get good insurance again I dropped it for modafinil. I guess I should be thankful that Adderall didn't appeal to me due to its addictive potential.