Azolams, i.e. (presumably) triazolos and other benzos with a nitrogenous pentagonal ring
(According to Google the term is used here)
How do the various triazolobenzodiazepines (alprazolam, triazolam, estazolam, adinazolam, etc.), imidazos (e.g. midazolam), and others with a different nitrogenous pentagonal rings (e.g. mexazolam; there are at least 2 others which I can't find) compare to each other and to the other benzos?
Does anyone know anything about any azolams other than the 4 I mentioned?
Are any of the unusual ones used in some countries? Has anyone tried one of them?
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Xanax was the only benzo I really find tolerable (tred four other non-azolam ones). Does estazolam feel just as good and/or lack the feeling of impairment does it feel more like other low-potency benzos such as diazepam and temazepam?
Do doctors have the same reservations about prescribing midazolam for insomnia as they do for triazolam?
(According to Google the term is used here)
How do the various triazolobenzodiazepines (alprazolam, triazolam, estazolam, adinazolam, etc.), imidazos (e.g. midazolam), and others with a different nitrogenous pentagonal rings (e.g. mexazolam; there are at least 2 others which I can't find) compare to each other and to the other benzos?
Does anyone know anything about any azolams other than the 4 I mentioned?
Are any of the unusual ones used in some countries? Has anyone tried one of them?
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Xanax was the only benzo I really find tolerable (tred four other non-azolam ones). Does estazolam feel just as good and/or lack the feeling of impairment does it feel more like other low-potency benzos such as diazepam and temazepam?
Do doctors have the same reservations about prescribing midazolam for insomnia as they do for triazolam?