Modaheal is a popular narcolepsy medication, commonly used by night-shift workers, college students and corporate executives to boost productivity and workflow. The medication is a generic version of modafinil, which is designed to reduce extreme sleepiness. Modaheal is commonly referred to as a “nootropic”, which is defined as a synthetic or natural substance that may boost cognition, brain performance and memory in healthy people.
Manufactured by Healing Pharma, the Modaheal product came on the market in 2017. The company’s goal is to market all generic drug segments at an affordable price. Modaheal comes in 200mg doses, as is common with many modafinil products, but is also available in a separate 100mg dose.
Who uses Modaheal, and why?
Many people who use Modaheal take the medication as soon as they wake up, while others take it after they’ve been awake for about half of their day. People who use Modaheal describe effects such as:
– increased mental clarity
– laser-like focus
– improved memory
– higher energy levels
Modeheal is used by healthy people who are looking for an energy or brain performance boost, as well as people living with a range of conditions. These conditions may include:
– memory decline from age
– attention deficit disorder (ADD)
– depression
– muscular fatigue
– jetlag
What are the side effects of using Modaheal?
Rare, but possible side effects of Modaheal usage include:
– headache
– increased sensitivity to light and sound
– nausea
– chills and fever
– confusion
– difficulty sleeping
In Australia, modafinil products such as Modaheal are legal and were initially authorised for use by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) in July 2002. The TGA ensures that therapeutic products bought and sold in Australia meet the proper quality, safety and performance standards. In 2007, the TGA increased the permissible uses of modafinil from narcolepsy-related sleep problems, to excessive tiredness associated with sleep apnoea and chronic shift work sleep disorder.