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Protip: Modafinil is prescribed by doctors for ADD (& narcolepsy). Instead of risking many things (examples: counterfeit or poisoned pills, being ripped off, be
by gotothedoctor 10y ago
Protip: Modafinil is prescribed by doctors for ADD (& narcolepsy). Instead of risking many things (examples: counterfeit or poisoned pills, being ripped off, being arrested, or even just dealing with bitcoin), why not just go to the doctor, get a legal prescription, and fill it at the pharmacy?
- chimeracoder 10y ago> Protip: Modafinil is prescribed by doctors for ADD (& narcolepsy). Instead of risking many things (examples: counterfeit or poisoned pills, being ripped off, being arrested, or even just dealing with bitcoin), why not just go to the doctor, get a legal prescription, and fill it at the pharmacy? FYI, Modafininil is approved for narcolepsy. It is used sometimes for ADHD, but that is an off-label use, and it's usually not used as a first-line treatment.
- WalterSear 10y agoIt's not covered by insurance for ADHD, and the issues with grey market overseas pharmaceuticals has been overblown by vested interests.
- gotothedoctor 10y agoI guess it varies? My CA doctor prescribed it for ADHD and I had no insurance challenges.
- WalterSear 9y agoThings may have changed since I got my prescription. Also might be the carrier.
- nommm-nommm 10y agoLol. I had to fight my insurance for about six months through several levels of appeals to get them to pay for it for off label use. And it costs, IIRC, $700 a month out of pocket.
- namlem 10y agoModafinil is generic. If you have a prescription, you can just buy it for cheap online from Canada.
- fudged71 10y agoWhich site do you recommend in Canada?
- nommm-nommm 10y agoIt wasn't generic at the time and also it's a scheduled drug so it's illegal to import into the US unless the receiver is registered with the DEA.
- namlem 10y agoYes, there is a chance customs will seize your package, but even then it's still worth it and you won't get into any trouble personally.
- nommm-nommm 10y agoWhats the point? In that case your just going down the "illegal" route as no legitimate Canadian pharmacy is going to ship them to you. Might as well just say "skip the doctor and buy from India with Bitcoin." You started with the premises that there was a legitimate way to fill my prescription cheaper. And, no, buying from an unregulated pharmacy was never "worth it" to me, that's why I didn't do it even though it was an option.
- drcongo 9y agoIn your country.