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Any Propositions for Exciting, New, Novel Benzos or Analogs??

I've taken flurazepam; I found it mildly sedating and not very euphoric. I just wanted to take a nap afterwards.

I'm actually quite fascinated by the hallucinogenic properties of some benzos, primarily lorazepam. A small percentage of people who take lorazepam get mild Ambien-type visuals that are vaguely deliriant-like in nature. I am one of these people. I'm highly curious as to what the mechanism behind this might be, and why only some people get this.
 
Purporetedly you can buy pretty much any benzo analog you want from China, pretty cheap, too. I don't how safe that is (I'm talking in terms of ingestion, not legal/sourcing safety). Any thoughts on safety of product?
 
I just spent 20 minutes and found this online pharmacy with these nitrazepam, bromazepam, clobazam(not klonopin), flurazepam, librium, lormetazepam, oxazepam, phenobarbital, temazepam, tetrazepam, clorazepate, diazepam. Just ordered up some nitrazepam clobazam and lormetazepam as I live in the US and theyre going to be novel for me :D
 
^ We're talking INTERNATIONAL here, right? Nobody worry here--I'm not trying to get into source talk.You may or may not see those meds, but I don't think sooner than a few weeks, so dont' get your hopes too high, and be careful: international pharmacies have been known to sell fake or dangerous pills (e.g. I once got some "klonipin" that I think was actual phenazepam, others the same with Xanax). Not that I wouldn't have done the same as you if my bank account balance was higher than, "AS OF 04/12/10: OVERDRAFTED $1,134.33"
Good luck tho, be fun, have safe.
 
Sorry was just letting everyone know how brad the scope really is for benzos, and yes while it can be shady as our business usually tends to be it's definitely worth looking out for.
 
Interesting Benzodiazepines are SUCH a diverse species of molecules, almost reminds me of tryptamines and phenylethylamines.

oh if only,

BIHKAL - Benzodiazepines and have known and loved

(I assume only the big pharma companies have access to the equivalent of that)

Also if anyone did write that book, not sure if they would remember the experiences very well! 10 years of repeated black outs! =D
 
I would be more intrigued by some more extended research on thienodiazepines like etizolam and brotizolam. it seems that that sort of substitution has some interesting potentials like the fact that its less prone to produce tolerance.
I wonder if substituting the sulfur with and oxygen would show some significant changes even if it might be metabolically susceptible.
 
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I would be more intrigued by some more extended research on thienodiazepines like etizolam and brotizolam. it seems that that sort of substitution has some interesting potentials like the fact that its less prone to produce tolerance.
I wonder if substituting the sulfur with and oxygen would show some significant changes even if it might be metabolically susceptible.
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Sorry for infringing on your discussion but I am currently interested in the theinodiazepine Etizolam and was recently able to acquire 500mg of the substance; hopefully it will arrive by the end of this week or early next week. With 'wiki' reporting O.25-0.50mg dosages for treatment of anxiety, it definitely needs to be measured out very, very accurately. I was wondering if anyone knows what this substance is soluble in? Previously, I was able to fully incorporate 500mg Phenazepam into 500ml 99% Isopropanol (1:1), at which point I would use a syringe to squirt out small doses onto squares of paper towel in order to allow the ISO to evapourate, leaving the Phenzepam behind. This method seemed to work out reasonably well. I'm wondering, will I be able to do the same with the Etizolam?

EDIT: As all of you have probably figured out, the Etizolam is coming to me as a (99.5%+ Pure) powder. For the most part, the only times I've seen Etizolam mentioned on BL, it's been discussed in its pill form.
 
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Too bad that you don't have thienodiazepines in Canada (and also the states I think), Here in Italy all of them they have been on the market for years.

Something else that would intrigue me would be substituting the 7th position phenyl group with a heterocycle (like bromazepam) but maybe with a 5 membered or a 7 membered heterocycle and see the results.

Personally I think that substituting the heterocyclic nitrogen in bromazepam with a sulphur or and oxygen could be a good idea.
 
Yeah i've got some Etizolam coming to me (probably from the same guy)

I'm planning to dissolve it in everclear as a first attempt, like i did with phenazepam.
 
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