Post: #251

(05-09-2017 07:26 AM)Wilson Wrote:  I would like to know if (Modafinil)Generic Modalertcan be taken with or without food.

Never used the generic stuff, only Nuvigil, but I always take it first thing in the morning when I wake up (and I do intermittent fasting as well so I generally don't eat until late afternoon/early evening).

It's similar to coffee in that it completely flushes out my bowels, but I sort of enjoy that. Pop my pill, hit the bathroom, then just drink unsweetened green tea all day while I get shit done.

Post: #252

Canadian bros I have 2 strips of 200mg x 10 pills that I want to give away to 2 people. They "expire" within a month. Just send me a message.

And for anyone else I have some that expires next year that I ill give for a super cheap price.

Ive sent some to @scotian before so he can vouch for me.

Post: #253

So I recently got some Armodafinil from the internets.

I've taken it a few times, and though I've been told it's "smoother" than Modafinil, I'm not certain if it's just so smooth or if it does nothing.

Post: #254

(08-09-2017 04:29 AM)Malone Wrote:  So I recently got some Armodafinil from the internets.

I've taken it a few times, and though I've been told it's "smoother" than Modafinil, I'm not certain if it's just so smooth or if it does nothing.

I've mostly used armodafinil (Nuvigil), and having given some away to friends I've found that certain people (like myself) feel its effects quite strongly, while others tell me they barely notice a difference.

While a lot of folks use it to prop themselves up after being sleep deprived or jet lagged, etc., I've found the strongest effects are always on days where I've gotten a good night's sleep, no hangover/stress/etc., where my body is otherwise at 100%. Those are the days I REALLY enjoy an extra boost.

Post: #255

Ya I only use modafinil at the start of well rested days, as I find it doesn't do shit to wake me up.

However, when using it like that I find a strong focus effect. One that I am not feeling at all with Armodafinil.

Post: #256

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http://www.focuswish.com/buy-modafinil/

Post: #257

I got a prescription for modafinil from my sleep doctor although the insurance didn't cover it. Took just 50mg at 5am today (yeah my sleep is that fucked up). I had a good motivated feeling in the morning but now it subsided. In the morning I also noticed that it was very easy to space out. I've been taking citicoline and L-tyrosine for a few days too. I don't know maybe it was the placebo effect. Will take 100mg tomorrow.

P.S. What I have is "generic equivalent for Provigil".
P.P.S I've been feeling horny all day (not been feeling like this for quite a while) and I got heart palpitations after my second cup of tea.

Post: #258

(09-23-2017 02:35 PM)duedue Wrote:  I got a prescription for modafinil from my sleep doctor although the insurance didn't cover it. Took just 50mg at 5am today (yeah my sleep is that fucked up). I had a good motivated feeling in the morning but now it subsided. In the morning I also noticed that it was very easy to space out. I've been taking citicoline and L-tyrosine for a few days too. I don't know maybe it was the placebo effect. Will take 100mg tomorrow.

P.S. What I have is "generic equivalent for Provigil".
P.P.S I've been feeling horny all day (not been feeling like this for quite a while) and I got heart palpitations after my second cup of tea.

I've had similar experiences (including heart palpitations).

My theory is that if you get prescribed modafinil for legitimate reasons (you sleep excessively or have other issues), it doesn't affect you positively as it would a 'normal' person.

I sleep a lot, around 10 hours a night. With Moda (which I got prescribed for ideopathic hypersomnia), it's down to 8-8.5 hours. So 1.5 hours shaved off, with heart palpitations and nausea feelings when I started taking it.

For a normal person, I imagine it works differently. Probably adds alertness on top of a normal sleep schedule.

Post: #259

You HAVE to have a set plan.

If you let your mind wander, Modafinil will increase motivation for wandering.

Know exactly what you're doing before you even consider taking it. I managed to pen a 20,000 word book in one day once: https://thisistrouble.com/2016/04/11/mod...xperience/

But haven't been able to do it since, but I do know the days I don't have a plan I suffer. I end up wasting time on focusing on the TV show going on in the background instead of work.

Post: #260

(09-27-2017 10:14 AM)This Is Trouble Wrote:  You HAVE to have a set plan.

If you let your mind wander, Modafinil will increase motivation for wandering.

Know exactly what you're doing before you even consider taking it. I managed to pen a 20,000 word book in one day once: https://thisistrouble.com/2016/04/11/mod...xperience/

But haven't been able to do it since, but I do know the days I don't have a plan I suffer. I end up wasting time on focusing on the TV show going on in the background instead of work.

This is very true. Modafinil has a fairly weak affinity for the dopaminergic system, it is actually classified as a wakefulness promoting agent. It won't really do much to motivate you, but it does make you sharp as shit and can definitely help you focus your attention. If I just take it on a day with no plans I just do the same shit I normally have done.

Post: #261

For the last couple months I've been feeling chronically fatigued and became excessive sleeper and caffeine wouldn't do much for me. It doesn't help I live in Scotland where there's little sun, so probably I'm experiencing a severe Seasonal Affective Disorder (and/or my symptomatic behaviour has other causes), needless to say my productivity is next to nothing and usually I work in spurts, have poor focus, and takes me hours to get to work. Very irritating.

So I've just started taking Modafinil (sold as Modafocus in 200mg tablets) not as much to get a super-boost and cognitive enhancement, but as to just get normally productive.

I'm on my third day, day one x ~ 50mg, day two ~ 50mg, day three x ~ 100mg, all in the morning. So far no noticeable side-effects. Noticeable positive effects (but perhaps (to some extent) placebo?), I don't feel tired, sleep OK, getting up is much easier, stay vigilant until late, don't feel like I need breaks as often, can work focused for many hours, don't get distracted as easily and don't feel irritated.

It seems like Modafinil might have brought my brain back online to let me engage in systematic productivity. Will update my experience in due course.

Post: #262

^I live up north too, have you tried taking vitamin A, C, D zinc and fish oil? This solved my problem with SAD recently.

Post: #263

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Post: #264

(11-26-2017 07:55 PM)CodyB Wrote:  Can anybody vouch for AfinilExpress?

I ordered from them earlier this year (August) and they delivered promptly. Going to use them again.

Post: #265

Thanks man

Post: #266

(11-26-2017 07:55 PM)CodyB Wrote:  Can anybody vouch for AfinilExpress?

It's legit, just may want to use Bitcoin.

Post: #267

Another post exploring various options for purchasing modafinil:

https://www.nomadichustle.com/duckdose-m...rma-modup/

NB: I haven't used any of these, just passing along a link from a friend.

Post: #268

Been back into Modafinil for a couple of weeks now at 100MG a day.

What I really like is that I am identify the stuff that winds me up and nip it in the bud or redirect that anger into positive assertive direction. I'm calling people on their shit rather than pussy-foot around it and I've even let somebody go because they were useless. The same reaction makes me more talkative and engaging. I found myself on multiple occasions getting into conversations regarding operations and it was actually quite valuable.

This drug obviously draws your focus on specific things quite significantly and you can easily waste time on a useless task because it sucks you in. I'm basically overseeing every operation in a business and it's something that requires a broad scope of focus rather than locking myself in on something, so I'm not sure how effective it is in that sense.

Workouts are great. I lock in and I don't wander. I've synced up this current course of Modafinil with using a repetitions timer/alarm on my phone and I'm getting workouts done quicker than I ever have and pushing harder than I have for the last couple of years. Playing basketball I find I read the game a lot better than I do without it.

On the negative side, it's left me sleep deprived. I'm sleeping 5-6 hours a night and over 2 weeks it has banked me the fuck up. Modafinil is not a sleep replacement and eventually you will get to a point where your physically spent and the only thing modafinil seems to do is exacerbate anxieties and stress. Also, it can make me argumentative for no good reason. I've cycled off of it on weekends and by late Saturday afternoon, I often get minor acute depression.

Overall though, especially for the cost and the lack of any real side effect, I think it is a terrific pill.

Post: #269

Hi guys, would you buy modafinil at low prices using crypto?

Post: #270

I’ve used modafinil in the past and its available over the counter at pharmacies in Colombia but the price seems high, about $35 for a dozen 200 mgs pills so about $3/pill. How much are you guys paying for in online?

Post: #271

I used to take these a while back, was so strong I wouldn't eat or drink at all and would make me feel like shit the rest of the next day. Feels kind of like a mini hangover without the actual headache more so just the feeling like shit. Anyone know any ways to overcome this? At my worst I would take about 400mg(modalert) a day and it was impossible to focus on one task as I would be 100% focused on whatever distracted me.

Post: #272

(12-24-2017 03:39 PM)Rain97 Wrote:  I used to take these a while back, was so strong I wouldn't eat or drink at all and would make me feel like shit the rest of the next day. Feels kind of like a mini hangover without the actual headache more so just the feeling like shit. Anyone know any ways to overcome this? At my worst I would take about 400mg(modalert) a day and it was impossible to focus on one task as I would be 100% focused on whatever distracted me.

400mg is proper abuse and you will of course have hugely increased side effects / lowered efficacy.

50, 100, 200 mg = Low, medium high dose.

When to use:

Modifinil removes, to some extent, the negative effects of a lack of sleep. It doesn't replace a good night's sleep but it can take you from feeling terrible, like a zombie, to feeling good, with a much brighter mood, and ready to work--and that without the terrible crash, sides and dependency risk of amphetamines.

It's something I keep in medicine emergency kit along with:

- Tadalafil
- Asprin
- Mild topical cortisone
- Iodine ointment

Post: #273

(12-24-2017 10:50 AM)scotian Wrote:  I’ve used modafinil in the past and its available over the counter at pharmacies in Colombia but the price seems high, about $35 for a dozen 200 mgs pills so about $3/pill. How much are you guys paying for in online?

$2.80 on AfinilExpress.

Post: #274

I tried Armadafonil(a stronger modafonil basically) a few times. It's strong! It made me feel extraordinarily "awake", but I wasn't able to channel it into anything productive. Also had some pretty nasty withdrawal coming off it. But I may have been taking too much...

Post: #275

Had a look at the afinil express website 20 tablets for $56 that’s way too much. The last place I bought it from was https://www.unitedpharmacies-uk.md/Modal...p-974.html after shipping becomes just under £20 for 10 200mg pills. Why such a difference in price?