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I have a legal prescription for 200 mg Provigil. Many of the comments here have factual inaccuracies. - Provigil is Schedule IV, which is not highly restricte
by digitailor 16y ago
I have a legal prescription for 200 mg Provigil.
Many of the comments here have factual inaccuracies.
- Provigil is Schedule IV, which is not highly restricted, and is prescribed on regular scrip paper, not DEA paper.
- Some STATES restrict its dispersal more stringently, like New York, even with a scrip. Others do not, like California.
- Provigil has NOT been classed a stimulant. Its action is currently described as "unknown."
This information comes from my doctor and my doctor's PDR.
EDIT: for grammar error, and mistake about its schedule level.
- j_baker 16y ago"Provigil is NOT a Schedule IV drug. It is prescribed on regular prescription paper, NOT DEA paper." I think you have it backwards. Schedule IV drugs are prescription-only, but don't require DEA papers like Schedule II drugs do (such as Adderall, Ritalin, etc). They aren't as highly regulated, but they do still require a prescription.
- digitailor 16y agoYou are correct; I forgot IV is not very stringent.
- digitailor 16y agoIncidentally, I have not yet found the harmful effects on creativity that the author has, but I do not take it every day. I have taken it in two week stretches with no loss of creativity. An extremely successful and creative entrepreneur I know takes it daily for narcolepsy.