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Provigil did not speed me up and I have no
ADD.
Provigil was my first experience with stimulants and it was prescribed for fatigue, this was before anyone had even mentioned ADD to me. Starting with the first dose and every time I would take it, I feel asleep 30 minutes later

daisy.girl, as mrsD mentioned, there are drawbacks to stimulants but as we all know, everyone reacts differently to medications. Good luck with which ever medication you choose to try
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