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Old 05-12-2010, 06:53 PM #1
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Confused anti-fatigue meds
Hey kids,

What are the ones that work for you or someone you know? My insurance denied my Nuvigil that happens to work fabulous for me. Provigil doesn't work as well, and the amantadine never worked at all.

I have high blood pressure too. What's left, the stimulants?
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