Adrafinil is the non-proprietary name for a stimulant that is both a eugeroic and a nootropic. In other words it promotes wakefulness and enhances cognitive function.

This is a remarkably safe product if used as directed, with only a handful of mild side effects associated with it. Long-term use can produce elevated liver enzymes, but with screenings these can be caught early and completely reverse with the ending of treatment.

Adrafinil was originally marketed in some European countries as a treatment for narcolepsy and to help elderly patients maintain memory and alertness. It has since seen broad off-label use as patients buy Adrafinil to alleviate tiredness in a range of scenarios and improve cognition, particularly in school or jobs that require intense focus and cognitive skills.

What Adrafinil Does

Adrafinil is the precursor to another widely-popular nootropic, modafinil. The liver converts Adrafinil to modafinil, which is likely why long-term use is associated with elevated liver enzymes.

Patients buy Adrafinil for its many benefits, as it promotes:

• Wakefulness
• Alertness
• Improved concentration
• Improved memory
• Mental clarity
• Better mood

The usefulness of this medication is obvious, as it can help patients stay awake when sleepy due to narcolepsy, shift changes, long shifts, jet lag, and so forth. For those studying or working in thought-intensive jobs it can significantly improve focus and memory.

The elderly also buy Adrafinil to help stay connected to the world; many elderly patients are naturally inclined to withdraw as they age. Adrafinil helps them stay alert, think with focus and clarity, and communicate clearly.

Some patients experience behavioral changes with Adrafinil as well:

• Increased talkativeness
• Increased activity
• Increased boldness
• Decreased inhibitions
• Decreased passiveness

Both studies and real-world reports from patients who buy Adrafinil largely agree that effects are subtle. The medication will not compel users to talk incessantly when it is not desirable, nor keep a patient awake all night with insomnia. Rather, if a user wants to stay awake and focused, or wants to talk but would otherwise be too timid, they're considerably more inclined to do so than they would be without Adrafinil.

Adrafinil is not habit-forming and patients do not develop tolerance to it even with regular daily use over weeks or months.

How to Take Adrafinil

Adrafinil comes in tablets, which can be taken with or without food according to personal preference. Taking with food may ease gastrointestinal side effects.

Regardless of what its intended use is, treatment is usually very similar. Treatment guidelines are:

• Take 300 mg 30 to 60 minutes prior to desired wakefulness or cognitive enhancement.
• If needed, an additional 300 mg may be taken to maintain effects after 6 to 12 hours.

Doctor instructions may vary, but usually not by much. More variable than dosage is duration of treatment; some patients buy Adrafinil for sporadic use---such as adjusting to a shift change or dealing with jet lag---while others use the medication daily over the long term, such as to combat narcolepsy or improving general alertness in the elderly.

As a nootropic use is all over the place; some patients take Adrafinil for just a few days while studying for finals, while others may take it daily for weeks or months at a stretch. It is as a nootropic that this product sees the most abuse as well; patients sometimes take considerably more than the recommended dose. Patients are strongly advised to avoid taking very high doses routinely.

Legal Issues

In some European countries Adrafinil is approved for use in promoting wakefulness and alertness in patients with sleepiness issues or the elderly. All other uses are off-label, which doesn't mean illegal, just not approved. A doctor can prescribe the medication for off-label uses.

In the USA, Canada, and most other locations Adrafinil is neither approved nor disapproved. It is generally legal to consume, possess, and buy Adrafinil, and it is legal to import it in quantities for personal use, which in most cases means a three-month supply or less.

Adrafinil is not a controlled substance, non-addictive, and does not produce serious side effects. However, some sporting authorities do consider it a doping agent and may test for. Patients with a prescription to buy Adrafinil for a legitimate condition---such as narcolepsy---should be able to present the prescription and resolve the issue.

A Pharmacy at your Fingertips

Since we opened our virtual doors back in 2005, Kiwi Drug has had just one goal---to provide our clients with the medications they need to maintain a high quality of life. Adrafinil is one such product; allowing patients to correct sleeping disorders, allowing elderly patients to stay connected to the world, and providing students the little extra boost they need to learn.

Patients who buy Adrafinil from kiwi drug will also receive peace of mind knowing their order is in the competent hands of New Zealand's oldest and most-trusted online pharmacy. We're subject to the same regulatory oversight as our real-world counterparts and backed by an international network of brick & mortar pharmacies that have been in operation for decades.

This is a pharmacist-only medication, meaning patients who don't have a prescription will need pharmacist approval to buy Adrafinil. Simply add the product to your cart, begin checkout, and answer the questions about your medical history and other medications being taken on the following page. There is no charge for this service and in most cases it is completed in just moments.

Patients who already have a prescription to buy Adrafinil will be provided with options to transfer it to us after completing checkout.

We're always standing by to help if you have any questions or need a hand with your order!