Baclofen and xywav

[Tyler Stephenson]

Since xywav(sodium oxybate) is so horribly expensive/ very controlled for narcolepsy xD, has anyone tried baclofen? I've read that taking baclofen will improve your sleep enough to where you are more alert during the day? I would appreciate other peopl3s experience with this ^-^

Maybe eventually I'd like to try sodium oxybate but based on how hard it is to aquire, I'd assume it's that hard to get anywhere.

 

[Dr-Octagon]

Wife's on it PM. Works ok for her

 

[Lucifer8pi]

Since xywav(sodium oxybate) is so horribly expensive/ very controlled for narcolepsy xD, has anyone tried baclofen? I've read that taking baclofen will improve your sleep enough to where you are more alert during the day? I would appreciate other peopl3s experience with this ^-^

Maybe eventually I'd like to try sodium oxybate but based on how hard it is to aquire, I'd assume it's that hard to get anywhere.

So I take Xywav and it was a last resort option you have to be diagnosed with one or two diseases which are Idiopathic Hypersomnia or Narcolepsy.

To answer your question, there's this guy who knows a guy, and the guy down the street says it's 200 for a 300 mL bottle. GBL is hard to come by these days and is the precursor for Greta. You'd have a better chance of getting Rosie than Greta because Rosie is a pill and easier to acquire. There is also Katie, which some of our wonderful vendors have on their mag lists. I believe @iamgroot might have some on his list. It works for the horses and should work for you.

 

[Tyler Stephenson]

So I take Xywav and it was a last resort option you have to be diagnosed with one or two diseases which are Idiopathic Hypersomnia or Narcolepsy.

To answer your question, there's this guy who knows a guy, and the guy down the street says it's 200 for a 300 mL bottle. GBL is hard to come by these days and is the precursor for Greta. You'd have a better chance of getting Rosie than Greta because Rosie is a pill and easier to acquire. There is also Katie, which some of our wonderful vendors have on their mag lists. I believe @iamgroot might have some on his list. It works for the horses and should work for you.

That was certainly a lot of words you just used xD Hm a last resort. Well I haven't actually tried all of the other sleep meds either so I guess I probably should. Are vendors sorted by the type of meds they provide since I would probably want one where I could try the different sleep meds to see what works best like pitosolant and sunosi

 

[Legion77]

Not true, I was prescribed both Xyrem and Xywave for idiopathic insomnia. Well neither put me to sleep at all, just relaxed me differently than a benzo since it works on Gaba B not Gaba A. It is very, very controlled it comes from an Express scripts in Missouri regular pharmacies are not allowed to stock it. It makes music more enjoyable etc, but it doesn't knock everyone out, personally I would use Halcion over Xyrem any day

 

[Legion77]

The prescriber has to be specially trained and licensed, but there is always a chance I would try way before I ever paid iamgroots prices they are criminal, and he can't get Xyem I'd bet on that. It retails for 5,900 per bottle, you get three bottles per month around 240,000 per year He would try to charge that retail price. Take a look at his list, the prices are near the top I've ever seen.

 

[Tyler Stephenson]

Not true, I was prescribed both Xyrem and Xywave for idiopathic insomnia. Well neither put me to sleep at all, just relaxed me differently than a benzo since it works on Gaba B not Gaba A. It is very, very controlled it comes from an Express scripts in Missouri regular pharmacies are not allowed to stock it. It makes music more enjoyable etc, but it doesn't knock everyone out, personally I would use Halcion over Xyrem any day

Jeebus those bottles are expensive xD but yea I did expect them to be. I'm afraid of the addiction potential of benzos though. I wanted to try the other narcolepsy medications, would just have to find the right vendor or maybe I won't since the ones I want are fairly new. I've heard the pitosolant works on histamine to keep you awake and alert so I'm on the lookout haha. But these medications also take a long time to work through for insurance so if I could find and try them first, it may be quicker to find which works best for me.