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Promote impatient or impulsive behaviour.
Promote impatient or impulsive behaviour, overconfidence and reduced perception of fatigue. It does not eliminate actual fatigue: physical and mental exhaustion may follow when the effect wears off. Do not confuse this use with prescribed treatment, whose compatibility with driving must be discussed with a healthcare professional. Do not drive under drug effects that impair ability.
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Promote impatient or impulsive behaviour.
Act as a sedative guaranteeing sleep during the stimulant effect.
Guarantee relaxation and safe driving.
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