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Clonazepam And Adderall = Fun??

mattysmokink

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I got a bunch of Clonazepam and a bunch of adderall. My question is... if I take the addys after munchin down those yummy klonopins, would it cancel the high or improve it? THanks
Matty
"I do drugs."
 
In general, downers will dampen a stimulant high. Some people like this (for example, plenty of people drink while on meth), but other don't.
Personally, I would recommend you do the adderall on its own, and use the clonazepam for the comedown when you start feeling shitty/tired from the adderall. So yeah, in general, do stimulants FIRST and downers AFTER.
 
I was prescribed Klonopin for awhile and when my doc decided to put me on Adderall, she said she'd have to take me off klonopin. When I asked my pharmacist about this, she said that the Klonopin would basically eliminate the effects of adderall, therefore making both drugs virtually useless. Now, having said that, I can't really back this up based on personal experience. I took the pharmacist's word for it. Still, if you take the adderall, then a couple hours, (or even an hour) later take a Klonopin, you'll feel the effects of both. just don't take them together. You'll get nothing.
 
I don't have enough experience with adderall specifically, but in my experience, there was always a (not as much anxious) but unpleasant buzzing after the high that lasted much longer than I wanted and/or needed.
I use klonopin to counteract cocaine anxiety. It works very nicely. I really wouldn't say that it was is synergeristic (sp?) effect like the cocoaethylne result of cocaine and alcohol, but I feel with any stimulant it will definately cut the negative anxiety effects.
...making the whole experience more pleasurable.
 
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