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If it's to help keep you awake, I wouldn't take any later than maybe noon. Good luck, hope it helps! Let us know.
Jane,

I would have to agree with Sparky on this not only keeping you awake but if you get additional energy from the supplement. For me with the Provigil I take both tabs in the morning rather than the way they were originally prescribed. You should have a good idea after you have been taking them a bit. The length of time will depend upon how your body reacts to meds but then again you know that.

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