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Benzos Ativan IV with just water?

Sealegs88

Sealegs88

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I heard of it being done doesn't mean it's right. But for someone who has zero fucks left must of tired this I'm very curious to any cases or results and did it work ?
 
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I heard of it being done doesn't mean it's right. But for someone who has zero fucks left must of tired this I'm very curious to any cases or results and did it work ?
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If it is liquid lorazepam for oral use I wouldn’t no way shoot that stuff Into a vein. Even if you’re feeling adventurous.

If it is a format that can be used IV, I am willing to be a person would not be able to tell if he took it orally or IV. It’s true there is no rush.

I had a whole vile of liquid diazepam once and I noticed the same thing. Orally is just fine.

So yeah, I don’t even think there’s an adventure here. Be safe OP.
 
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Benzos produce no dopamine rush.. there is no legitimate reason to take them IV other then rapid onset. (1 to 3 minutes) Bioavailably is very high orally at 90%.. from previous research i'm confident the bioavalibilty orally is higher then IV, but I may be wrong as I'm not going to back research it.

IMHO the only reason to iv benzos recreationally is the effect the IV route of administration can have mentally on a user. Sure they kick in fast, but im not sure how amazing IV benzos are?


Solubility in H20

"No, lorazepam is not water soluble. It is a lipophilic (fat-soluble) drug that is poorly soluble in water. Its solubility in water is approximately 0.054 mg/mL at 25°C. "

IMHO shooting benzos is pointless unless addressing a significant acute medical need.
 
My question was does liquid lorazepam that has to be in the refrigerator last longer than it’s three month expiration date, and I believe the answer is, as stated below, benzos are very stable. To put expiration dates on some of this stuff is silly. I took advantage of it and asked the nurse for a fresher bottle :-) just toss out the old stuff she said. Yipper.
 
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benzos are about the most stable recreational drugs period. no water solubility= no oxidation/degradation
 
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