Re:My experiment with smart drugs: Viagra for the brain?
by jsrn on Thursday May 15, 2008 @03:42PM
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I'm somewhat unsure about the 'online pharmacy' thing. Has anyone here ordered Provigil from an online pharmacy that ships to Europe? How do you evaluate these pharmacies? I don't want to get misslabeled pills etc...
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Re:My experiment with smart drugs: Viagra for the brain?
by rms on Thursday May 15, 2008 @04:13PM
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http://www.drugbuyers.com/freeboard/ubbthreads.php/ubb/cfrm
Basically Modafanil is really hard to get in the USA without a legitimate prescription because the DEA/customs are really good about finding scheduled drugs in the mail. In the USA you will probably need to do a service where you pay an online pharmacist/doctor to do a consultation and prescribe you the medication.
Europe is easier.
Re:My experiment with smart drugs: Viagra for the brain?
by rms on Thursday May 15, 2008 @11:43PM
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http://www.pharma-orders.com/product_info.php?cPath=33&p...
this one might work, good luck and godspeed
Re:My experiment with smart drugs: Viagra for the brain?
by jsrn on Friday May 16, 2008 @10:45AM
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thanks for the help, rms. I will check out the forum (your first link) this weekend. Regarding the second link: they sell Modalert, which is made by an Indian company that claims this is a Provigil generic. I have read some worrying things about Modalert, here is an example:
I'm going to restore the statement regarding
the effectiveness of generics. Yes, in theory,
the basic ingredient is the same. However, (1) no
one really knows if Modalert is pure modafinil,
(2) according to Cephalon's research, modafinil
loses efficiency if it's in the form of particles
larger than 40 microns (see US patent 5618845).
It's not known if particles in Modalert are
small enough. --Itinerant1 22:47, 4 May 2007 (UTC)
(found here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Modafinil#Generics_.26_eff...
)and
Modalert claims to be a generic Modafinil but almost
all accounts describe it as inferior and its effect
sounds like it could have something like caffiene
and/or ingredients used in over-the-counter diet
medicines to simulate an energizing effect.
and I recently reacquired my interest in Modafinil
because I'm a first year graduate student and I
need to concentrate for long periods of time.
But, I chose to be a retard and got sucked into
buying the cheap Sun Pharma internet crap from
India that is UTTERLY WORTHLESS!!! I received my
package today with glee anticipating all those great
mental and emotional stimulating effects I received
from Provigil 5 years ago - but listen people, the
stuff is ENTIRELY INEFFECTIVE, [...] All I've
experienced today is an unpleasant and extremely
jittery ephedra like feeling - no fun at all, and it's
NOTHING like the true effects of REAL Modafinil. [...]
(found here:
http://brainmeta.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=18411
)Here is a thread where someone thinks that the different effectiveness of Modalert is the result of a different formulation: http://www.drugbuyers.com/freeboard/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showt...