Waklert Dosages and Side Effects

Waklert is a medication which is used by millions of people around the world as a powerful stimulant. Perhaps the greatest advantage of the tablet is the fact that it can be taken with little to no side effects.

Often referred to as a “smart drug”, Waklert 150mg (manufactured by Sun Pharma) is essentially a modified version of Modafinil (often marketed as Provigil), albeit much stronger. It is estimated that Waklert is up to twice as effective, meaning that it can be taken in smaller doses. The main ingredient in Waklert (Armodafinil) can potentially slow down the breakdown of other prescription medications from the body.

What Is Waklert Used For?

There are a number of conditions which can be treated with Waklert, most notably narcolepsy, shift work disorder and obstructive sleep apnea. It can also be used for people suffering from extreme amounts of fatigue during the day.

Many shift workers use the drug in order to be in peak mental condition when moving from one set of shifts to another, and those who travel a lot find the drug is great at low doses to alleviate jet lag. As a matter of fact, astronauts on the International Space Station actually use Waklert to increase vigilance and optimize performance.

With so many benefits and so many uses, Waklert sales are estimated to have increased in the region of 75% over the past couple of years, particularly when high-profile celebrities and powerful businesspeople have talked during national media appearances about using the medicine in order to elevate their clarity, concentration, drive and focus.

In comparison to traditional stimulants such as caffeine of amphetamines, Waklert offers a smoother ride, providing a more natural energy boost as opposed to a synthetic “high” that can leave the user feeling irritable, run-down and burned out.

The “natural” boost afforded by Waklert occurs because it influences the brain’s natural arousal system which helps to keep you awake and your sleep cycles regulated. Essentially, Waklert affects this part of the brain, allowing the user to stay awake for much longer periods without feeling drained.

Waklert Dosages

As a general rule, the recommended Waklert dosage is a 150 mg tablet taken once a day, preferably in the morning alongside a glass of water. Of course, those doing shift work or who are active during unsociable hours may need to take their doses on an ad-hoc basis when required.

For particularly tricky days, doses can be increased in increments of 50 mg. Likewise, doses can be tapered down to when 150 mg is not required. The real beauty of Waklert is that it is not addictive, and there is little to no potential for long-term damage. This makes the drug safe to take on a daily basis in comparison to more primitive stimulants which can have a devastating effect on mental and physical health.

Some patients have anecdotally taken doses of up to 300 mg each day (split into two or three doses over the course of a day) with no reported side effects. This makes Waklert perfect as a study aid in the run up to important exams, or as a means to concentrate when writing essays or compiling reports under deadline conditions.

Influence of Age and Weight On Dosage

As with all medications, the physiology of a person can have an effect on the efficacy of a dose. For example, a larger, older person might need to take an increased dose to feel the same effects as a younger, smaller person. If a person has had a large meal, it can take longer for Waklert to get to work as well.

It is recommended that you consult with a qualified health professional before self-administering any medications in order to get a clear outline of any potential dangers.

Overdose

There is little risk for a person to overdose on Waklert. However, it is advisable to not take any more than 300 mg of the drug in a 24-hour period to avoid any potential side effects, although this is simply a guideline. There have been no known recorded cases of Waklert overdose – although this could be down to the fact that the drug is relatively new to the market.

Side Effects of Waklert

Common

Despite the fact that Waklert is generally well-tolerated for clinical purposes, there are a number of mild side effects which can occur when the drug is taken in larger doses. The following table indicates how and when the following are most likely to occur:

Side Effect	Reason
Nausea	Lack of sleep due to prolonged use
Dizziness	Lack of sleep combined with incorrect sustenance
Anxiety	Exceptionally high dosage
Difficulty getting to sleep	Causes blood pressure to fall

The majority of Waklert users who report these effects only experience very mild sensations which were noticeable only when using large doses for extended periods of time. Difficulty sleeping can be attributed to the long half-life of the drug, which is why users are advised to take it at least 14 hours before intending to sleep. In some instances, users reported diarrhea.

Rare

In exceptionally rare cases, a very small number of Waklert users reported easy bruising or bleeding, signs of being run down (a fever or persistent sore throat), changes in mood, yellowing of the skin and/or eyes, and darker urine. In the event of any of these Armodafinil side effects occurring, users are advised to consult their doctor.

Anything Else I Should Worry About?

If you have a history of problems when using stimulants, you should consult a doctor before taking Waklert. Likewise, if you have ever had cardiovascular problems, such as mitral valve prolapse or left ventricular hypertrophy, you should consult a qualified medical professional for advice.

Certain other medications can contradict Waklert’s effects, particularly blood pressure related drugs such as beta blockers and blood thinners. Some medications which affect the liver may also cause complications when used in conjunction with Waklert or stimulants in general.

The main ingredient in Waklert (Armodafinil) can potentially slow down the breakdown of other prescription medications from the body. If you are taking any of the following, you should consult a physician to understand how Waklert might affect their efficacy:

• Diazepam;
• Triazolam;
• Cyclosporine;
• Propranolol;
• Phenytoin;
• Theophylline;
• Fluoxetine;
• Clomipramine;
• Desipramine.

Before taking Waklert, you should discontinue use of MAO inhibitors for at least two weeks prior to treatment.

Overall, there is very little risk in taking Waklert to improve cognitive function and fight symptoms of tiredness, even over prolonged periods of time. The minority of people who experience side effects don’t particularly have unbearable reactions, making the drug a great choice for those wanting to gain more clarity and focus. Did you know that we offer free Modafinil samples and free Armodafinil samples delivered straight to your door?