sabrina2028people? Especially for Shift Work Sleep Disorder (that's what I take it for). My doctor wants to put me on Nuvigil after I've been on Provigil for a few years, with little to no negative side effects. I've heard Nuvigil is also more expensive. My doctor can get me a free 30 day trial and $10 co-pay for 12 months following the free trial period. Would it actually be beneficial to myself, my body, to switch after three years?
What exactly are all the differences between Provigil and Nuvigil? How well does it work for most?
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- 5 Jun 2010 by sabrina2028
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- nuvigil, provigil, shift work sleep disorder, sleep disorders, sleep
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