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Old 03-18-2010, 09:21 AM #3
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I've tried them both and Provigil worked much better for me. Amantadine was like taking nothing at all.

I know what you mean about the cost. I got my rx for Provigil refilled religiously when I had insurance and the cost was just $10. I saw how much it would have cost me without insurance and nearly fainted. No way could I afford that. So....I have a huge stockpile of Provigil now. I hardly ever take it anymore. I wonder how long the shelf life is for it?
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