Modafinil and alcohol: caffeine, contraception and other interactions

Can you drink alcohol or coffee on modafinil? What the UK product information says about modafinil and alcohol, caffeine, hormonal contraception and other medicines, why these interactions happen, and when to get help.
Is modafinil safe? Your heart, blood pressure and long-term use

Is modafinil safe for your heart? What UK guidance says about modafinil, blood pressure and heart rhythm: who should not take it, the ECG and blood pressure checks you need, what the research shows, and what is known about long-term use.
Modafinil and pregnancy: birth defect risk, contraception and breastfeeding

What UK guidance says about modafinil and pregnancy: the possible birth defect risk and the evidence behind it, why the pill and implant may not work, which contraception does, the two-month rule, and what to do if you are planning a baby or are pregnant.
Modafinil in the UK: is it legal and is it a controlled drug?

Is modafinil legal in the UK? It is a licensed prescription-only medicine, not a controlled drug, but selling or supplying it without a prescription is an offence. This guide explains the law, penalties, over-the-counter rules and how to check a pharmacy.
Modafinil side effects: common, serious and when to get help

Modafinil side effects explained from the UK product information: how common each one is, headaches, anxiety and mood changes, sleep and driving, serious rashes, heart checks, and when to stop and get help.
Modafinil: what it is, how it works and who it’s for

Modafinil is a prescription-only medicine licensed in the UK for excessive daytime sleepiness in adults with narcolepsy. This guide explains how it works, how it is taken, its side effects, pregnancy warnings and its legal status.