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Ran out of Klonopin early... but I have extra valium!!

Violenza666 said:
^I don't have any left. That's what I did was split them up but now it's gone.. I had a few at the house. I have 5 or 6 temazepams... not sure if that would help this situation any... My friend is bringing me some klonopin after she gets off of work so I will be good. I feel somewhat better now because I took extra valium and took a hot bath.

Yea I hate the fact that you can WD from benzos while on other benzos.... I am really sensitive to klonopin wd more-so than others. I haven't had my valium before it wasn't a huge deal... I even went off of xanax very easily after being on it for years after swapping it for valium. But for some reason klonopin is a motherfucker like that.

He is one of the few good ones out there. He has even stood up for me in the past to other dr's.
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if you have 5 or 6 temazepams then withdrawl shouldn't be a worry. temazepam is a powerful benzo that binds strongly to receptors, in my experience a dose of temazepam that was a smaller amount by weight completely stopped alprazolam withdrawls and even got me a little buzzed.

also, the reason clonazepam withdrawls are harder are because: 1.) its a strong benzo, 2.) it has a long half-life and steady peak duration so it is binding to receptors strong for a long time so it is like your brain being constanly affected by a potent benzo and when it stops its like stopping continued use of a strong benzo. clonazepam is evil to withdrawl from.

thats why i stick to clonazepam- its strong, lasts long, and the withdrawl is hell(although temazepam, flunitrazepam, triazolam, and nitrazepam are worse).

lastly, you're lucky to have such a good doctor. the only reason my doc is good to me is i'm one of the only people who will pay for his overly high rates so he can have a practice in one of the best parts of Los Angeles and drive a 7 series BMW(at least i one upped him with my Mercedes CL550 AMG that i actually own, i'm sure his BMW is a lease 8)).
 
StaySedated said:
thats why i stick to clonazepam- its strong, lasts long, and the withdrawl is hell(although temazepam, flunitrazepam, triazolam, and nitrazepam are worse).
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You seriously think those hypnotic benzodiazepines are worse? Never suffered w/d from nitrazepam but I mean, Temazepam is strong but the withdrawals are nothing compared to Clonazepam. Triazolam is notorious for causing quick addiction but the withdrawals don't compare to the long ass nasty withdrawals of Klonopin.
 
K'd-OUT-in-AZ said:
You seriously think those hypnotic benzodiazepines are worse? Never suffered w/d from nitrazepam but I mean, Temazepam is strong but the withdrawals are nothing compared to Clonazepam. Triazolam is notorious for causing quick addiction but the withdrawals don't compare to the long ass nasty withdrawals of Klonopin.
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dude klonopin wd doesn't even compare to running out of fucking temazepam or xanax. That will leave you in a sea of uncomfortable for hours and hours. I can take klonopin and not have wd for 14 hours
 
Violenza666 said:
You are right about that!! The issues I am having with the receptionist at my pain management dr's is ridiculous. My friend is bringing me some klonopin tonight when she gets off of work which is cool. Now hopefully I can pick up my scripts from my pain management dr tommorow otherwise I will be in a mess of shit. I didn't sign a contract with him... if he doesn't have my scripts ready what should I do about that? I do not want to go into opiate WD.... especially when I made my meds last the full 30 days. I fucking HATE dr's and their henchmen at this point.
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you need to report these pricks to the fda......get their license taken away
 
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