Timing Glyco

Sweating has near-ruined my life in every aspect possible. I am a college student and it has eliminated any social opportunity for me. I have a diagnosis and glycopyrrolate, but it takes forever to kick in. Not to mention the dry mouth. My sweating is worst getting to classes, as I have to walk a solid distance and take public transportation to get there. Each day I have just around 3hr 30min of classes straight either starting at 9:30 or 11am.

So I need to take it early enough to have it kick in by 9/10am. I know I sound a little disconnected from the real world here, but I don’t know if I can just wake up at 5am and take it then. Not only do I want to sleep well, there’s just not a lot to do in the morning before I go to classes lol.

What I’m asking for is some advice or insight on some other people’s routine taking this medicine. I haven’t tried taking it at night, but I just don’t think it will stay strong enough 12+ hours later. Taking it early seems like the obvious solution here, but I don’t know if I can do that consistently. Even if other people can just share their experience, it would help. Thanks.

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