Benzos Can I take Clonazepam under the tongue instead of orally?

[evo4ever]

Hey all.

Can I take Clonazepam sublingually instead of orally? Will it have a faster onset of action? Will snorting it have a quicker onset too?

Regards.

 

[FutureReference]

100%. This is the only way I take it and I have yet to have personally found it lasts any shorter or longer than oral, just kicks in quicker

 

[Nicomorphinist]

That's right, and a larger number of tablets can be put betwixt the cheek & jaw

 

[Cream Gravy?]

All the clonazepam I've ever taken has been in sublingual tablet form, flavored like mint so it can dissolve without you retching. Any benzo can be taken under the tongue. I only do it with those that come flavored though, when I hold my alprazolam under my tongue I wana puke lol

 

[Amos2019]

Omg thank u all for this tip, I'm so excited to try it here in a few !

 

[FutureReference]

I find Alprazolam sublingually has a very chemically taste and not one I ever fully got used to like Oxycodone. Also, with short-acting medications like Xanax or Valium I never found it a logical ROA. Since Clonazepam can last half a day for some people, even if you are altering the lifespan (which I personally have never experienced) it will still last a really long time. Plus that minty taste is actually quite enjoyable.

TLDR;

I find that Clonazepam, when taken sublingually, has an onset with speed appropriate for a panic attack (comparable to Alprazolam), whilst still maintaining a long enough lifespan to combat general anxiety and PTSD throughout your day.

 

[andyturbo]

Yummy minty Rivitril under the tounge is a ritual i love