Yes, I still take Nuvigil which just went generic.
It actually cost me less as a brand name as the maker had a coupon that brought my copay down to $5.
Now, as a generic, it costs me $10 just like any other generic drug. Though even in generic form, it still costs my insurance company more than $500 per month.
My insurance premium is $490 a month, so I'm already a money-loser for them with that drug alone. Still cheap compared to my AndroGel which has gone up in price. Evidently, $900 wasn't enough for what is effectively hand sanitizer, so they pushed the price to over $1,000.
I probably have $10,000 worth of drugs in my filing cabinet. See, that's what I need all that heavy-duty weaponry to protect my valuables. Also have at least $2,500 in cash sitting around. Though I don't think anyone wants to f*** with a "gun nut" who actually knows how to shoot (with is especially easy with a green laser sight) on a Beretta loaded with 31 9mm hollow points.