Long-lasting benzos with strong muscle relaxant and anticonvulsant properties tend to be the best. Tramadol lasts long, so you want a benzo with a duration of action of at least 6-8 hours. Benzos can also counteract the seizure-inducing properties of tramadol, allowing you to take larger doses of tramadol (if that's your thing).
I've found clonazepam and nitrazepam to be just about the best. 100-150mg of tramadol is not a lot - I'd probably take 1-4mg clonazepam to go with it (depending on your tolerance, size, general sensitivity etc).
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I've found clonazepam and nitrazepam to be just about the best.
Nitrazepam isn't too Hypnotic compare to Diazepam and Clonazepam ? (I won't be in a Zombie mode![]()
Yeah, Clonazepam or Valium seems to be the good deal
Wich is the strongest (at similar dose : let say 10mg V's for 1mg Clonazepam (I know valium but bot clonazepam) ?
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I've found clonazepam and nitrazepam to be just about the best.
Nitrazepam isn't too Hypnotic compare to Diazepam and Clonazepam ? (I won't be in a Zombie mode![]()
Nitrazepam is miles more hypnotic than clonazepam and significantly more so than diazepam. I have had midazolam, temazepam and nitrazepam, and nitrazepam is in a different league to those two when it comes to sedation. Heavy-duty sleeper stuff. It's a matter of personal choice. Clonazepam would be my first choice, but I do like sedation - it adds to the "noddy" feeling from the tramadol - so nitrazepam is good for me. Diazepam is not a favorite of mine and I find little recreation in it, but for all its properties it is probably a good choice as well.