Supposedly 1mg etizolam = 10mg valium, but they're different in the sense that etizolam affects serotonin as well, and valium's metabolite has an 18 hour half-life.Sorry this might be mentioned in this thread previously but how does etizolam compare to valium?
Valium is the only form of benzo I've tried before and it was pretty subtle to me at 5-10mg. Not solely looking for recreational value from this but could this help me with my insomnia? in the short term at least.
Supposedly 1mg etizolam = 10mg valium, but they're different in the sense that etizolam affects serotonin as well, and valium's metabolite has an 18 hour half-life.
I say just try it. It's not the same as any scheduled benzos.
Thnx. It's just that benzos are scheduled under Schedule IV. But etizolam is an analogue so I assume they are ok unless analog act is in effect like USA heh.
He may have said it harshly but this is a harm reduction site and taking " a pinch " of powdered etizolam is indeed idiotic and such behavior is what leads to negative attention
^ Yeah, this is a common side effect of most benzo-class drugs, especially when used in fairly large doses.
Supposedly 1mg etizolam = 10mg valium, but they're different in the sense that etizolam affects serotonin as well, and valium's metabolite has an 18 hour half-life.
I say just try it. It's not the same as any scheduled benzos.
Are you sure it has an effect on serotonin?
Yes, what I said still stands. I had already covered how my behaviour was stupid, I don't need some other, eh, person, going over it. I'm an adult not a wee laddie.
Just to take this a little further, there are two options.
1. People who make stupid mistakes and recognise that they are stupid mistakes feel comfortable sharing their stupid mistakes with other people so that those other people might not make them.
2. People who make stupid mistakes and recognise that they are stupid mistakes are abused when they attempt to share their stupid mistakes and decide that, fuck it, they'll keep their mistakes to themselves.
Option 1 is clearly the best option. So let's encourage Option 1. If people own up to stupid mistakes, I think the correct response is perhaps sympathy and possible further exploration into why those mistakes were stupid. The incorrect response is to call the person an idiot, because it discourages continued sharing of stupid mistakes.
To be fair when I confessed the whole mxe-parents-walk-in-wake-up-in-hospital saga back last march, almost exactly the same course of events unfolded. 95% sympathy/respect for coming forward, and then that 5% who said 'you've gone and fucked it up for the rest of us you cunt'
Whereas, (no names mentioned)*FARMAZ*laid into me for hastening the banning of his MXE (obviously hastened fuck-all as it turned out), for DexterMeth to tell the forum at large to 'wise up'...He's absolutely right. It's when we forget we're playing with fire that we get burned...
Fact is, I am not an idiot. I am a fairly intelligent human being who is capable of making the odd mistake, in this case due to an emotional low, drunkenness and complacency. The point of my post was to remind people, including myself not to get complacent. I think examples are a great way of reminding people of the dangers.
i just slammmed 2mg of etizolam with water and i'm fine.
In fairness I think most recreational users of benzodiazepines or (thienodiazepines) will have brought booze into the mix at some point, blacked out and done something inexplicable. Not that it's a great idea, but learning from shame and embarrassment is an efficient learning method and I'm glad you're alright. It doesn't make you stupid. I'm sure you wont do it again, unless you enjoy shame and embarrassment, in which case you should defo see a therapist qualified to talk to you, or maybe just a specialised hooker![]()
Latter option sounds like my preferred option, I'll be checking my PMs, thanks!
Bluelight is a great place for all kinds of reasons, one of which is that we can be honest and straightforward with each other without people ripping the piss out of us - which is also fine if it's done in a positive, humourous way.
IS THIS BENZO like xanax or klonopin or it a rc?