sublingial fluro

[hexagram]

does it work? less effect or quicker onset?

 

[F.U.B.A.R.]

Are you referring to 3fpm? Or summat else?

 

[smackydowners]

i think he means flubromazolam/epam?

in which case, yeah quicker onset but probably wont be stronger effects. the only benzo i've found a big difference with between s/l and oral is pyrazolam.

i do tend to take benzos at least partially sublingually whenever i have them though, for flava innit?

 

[smackydowners]

and by your spelling of the title and the very nature of this thread--hexegram i think you've already had enough for this evening maybe? please excuse me if i'm wrong of course.

 

[steewith2ees]

You wont get a faster onset from flubromazepam - it has an extremely latent effect and will take hours to start working regardless of the ROA (like trying to shoot methadone in the hope it will work instantly).

Cant comment on f-LAM I dont understand how that drug works at all as strong as I found it the first time I took it its effects are IMO among the most unpredictable of any drug I've encountered.

 

[KingOfWessex]

Agree with the unpredictability of f-Lam. Jesus Christ on a spike you gotta be careful with that one.