I don't think that comparison is close to the truth, as that would make flunitrazolam 100x more potent than diclazepam, or 1000x more potent than diazepam. Nah, that's unrealistic.
I'm wondering why all triazolobenzodiazepines sold as RC's are analogues of alprazolam and not a single one estazolam analogue, they might be good and unique too just as estazolam is pretty unique and quite different from alprazolam being strongly hypnotic.
I have read a rather strange trip test of Flunitrazolam from Swedish people.
One person started with 0,125 mg Flunitrazolam. After this he experienced a decrease in anxiety, muscle relaxation and euphoria. He continued to compare the effects from what he would get from 6-7 Diclazepam 2 mg. After this he took 0,25 mg more and this resulted in a state where he couldn't speak coherent. This lasted for 6-8 hours and he concludes his post with "My summer is saved". I can't say anything about the validity of this as I don't know anything about the source I found it in. And I should add that I understand Swedish very badly![]()
He didn't write diclazepam, he wrote diazepam. Anyways I'm not sure what he meant as he wrote 6-7 r2or (diazepam). R2or would probably mean Roche 2 mg, which means clonazepam as Roche manufactures clonazepam as 2 mg under brand name Iktorivil here in Sweden (and under the name Rivotril in other countries).
The poster was talking about an experience his friend had and it all seemed a little incoherent. But to sum it all up - he was probably comparing 0,125 mg Flunitrazolam with around 12-14 mg of clonazepam. That would be the most reasonable interpretation of the post. I too doubt it would be that potent.
Ahh that makes sense. I saw he wrote diazepam, but as I interpreted the 2 as 2 mg I thought he meant Diclazepam as so little Diazepam wouldn't make any sense in comparison. I just didn't make the connection to clonazepam from the "r2or (diazepam). I think you are spot on. He is comparing 0,125 mg Flunitrazolam to 12-14 mg clonazepam. But I agree with you, his post seems very incoherent which is why I called it rather strange.
I look forward to more and better reports.
I am from Denmark. So Swedish is somewhat easy to understand. Today in Denmark the 2 mg Clonazepam's are called "Krydser" (Crosses). In the old days "Krydser" referred to Roche's 2 mg Flunitrazepam (Rohypnol) but after Roche stopped selling Flunitrazepam in the Scandinavian countries 2 mg Clonazepam slowly took over the name due to the cross on the tablets
So about the same here then, "kryss" meaning cross as well. What is Flunitrazepam called in Denmark these days? Here we call them "FM1or", "Flunisar" or sometimes "Roppar" (referring to Rohypnol).
We call them F2 (Flunitrazepam 2 mg). But I have not seen ANYONE having them in maybe..10 years..Flunitrazepam is not being sold by anyone in Denmark anymore. I have been searching for so long, but no luck. I have found a few that claimed they had some, but I could easy see that they were fakes.
Are they available in Sweden? Who produces them?
Ah, I can see Mylan are selling them in Sweden. I wonder why they aren't available in Denmark at all?
I understand swedish very well, my aunt is swedish and my own language is pretty similar to swedish(..i speak norwegian)
Just got curious to read myself ,even though i bet you did understand the most part.
Its a very heavy stuff, btw, i tried a very, very small dose some days ago(1/4 of my friend's dose), i cant remember shit. Those around me told me i was aggressive and yelled a lot until i suddenly fell asleep. Pretty much same as the other fluni'z![]()