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Bluelighter
I have what isn't a unique case but the questions I want to ask are somewhat specific so I did UTFSE and didn't come up with much.
I take 3-mg/day clonazepam, either as 1.5 in the AM and 1.5 in the PM or 3-mg at once in the mid-evening. It seems to not matter, unless I'm having a very stressful day a tab under the tongue will give me relief within a half hour to an hour (too long for me). My doc prefers either clonazepam or sustained release alprazolam. My preference would be to have 10 - 30 2-mg Xanax for panic episodes, 10 would probably be enough and my clonazepam daily dosage) I've been taking K-pins at 2 - 4-md/day for over a decade.
My question: I have recently acquired and prepared separate 1-mg/mL solutions of etizolam and Flubro in ethanol (95% - everclear - never use de-natured alcohol for this...) I'm way over 21 and find ethanol as convenient as PG but a little more dangerous to work with, it's highly flammable, evaporates quickly, requires a very tight bottle cap, etc... but works well for me. A needless 3-mL rig provides accurate, if burning oral dosing - I don't put anything else in the solution I measure out into a shot glass b/f I take it (up to 9-mL of 190 proof EtOH) b/c I don't want the etiz/Flub to crash out of solution b/f I swallow it.
I do not take multiple benzos in a day, ever. I take as much of a break as I can safely, about once, twice a month.
I don't take my clonazepam if I am going to take etiz or Flubro the same day (with Flubro I can skip two full days of K-pins - helping me build quite a stash I may well need someday).
This morning I woke up feeling anxious, typical for me with the bupropion I take an hour b/f getting out of bed (that's seasonal, only for SAD). I took about 6-mg etiz today. To my pleasant surprise I felt the calming effects within a half hour. I find the same is true with Flubro (the 7- variety, the "real" stuff), I take it - around 12 mgs and feel an effect I do not get with K-pins start in 1.5 - 2 hours that lasts - a very long time. Very, very nice stuff. Different effects from each of the two RCs, I like that.
Right now I can pick:
1. full day normal levels of anxiety with K-pins,
2. a more pleasant but less clear headed (not for work days) one and a half to two days relief with Flubro or
3. near instant xanax style relief with a fairly quick elimination of effects with etiz.
I do not drink alcohol.
Does anyone else find that switching up benzos (at reasonable, therapeutic doses) gives you noticeable effects from your non-maintenance benzo - if so what are the ones you use, how and what do you benefit from? I won't raise doses if this fades, as I expect it will soon. But maybe by keeping doses as low as possible I can avoid the fading of the effects a bit? I need benzos. I've been dependent on heroin in the past, that was bad, I read benzo w/ds are horrific - there's no comparison except they're both w/ds., benzo 1000x worse than heroin?
I was afraid my tolerance to K-pins would eliminate all effects from "normal" doses of RC benzos. I have not tried diclaz (seems too much $ for the bang, but may get some for future tapers since people compare it to diazepam), descholor-etiz, pyrolazam (sp?), phenaz and an older one "Clon..." something but not K-pin, nor chlorazepate, name is similar to clonazepam. Have not tried any of those.
Would I find anything useful from Phenazepam? I can get that cheap, in bulk as professional tabs. But I hear it's blackout abuse and terrible detox in a box. Any use for it in a professional setting or will I loose clients if I take a phenaz b/f a nerve wracking meeting when I can't do my CBT exercises b/f hand?
Thanks B-lighters, hope you're all well. Take care.
I take 3-mg/day clonazepam, either as 1.5 in the AM and 1.5 in the PM or 3-mg at once in the mid-evening. It seems to not matter, unless I'm having a very stressful day a tab under the tongue will give me relief within a half hour to an hour (too long for me). My doc prefers either clonazepam or sustained release alprazolam. My preference would be to have 10 - 30 2-mg Xanax for panic episodes, 10 would probably be enough and my clonazepam daily dosage) I've been taking K-pins at 2 - 4-md/day for over a decade.
My question: I have recently acquired and prepared separate 1-mg/mL solutions of etizolam and Flubro in ethanol (95% - everclear - never use de-natured alcohol for this...) I'm way over 21 and find ethanol as convenient as PG but a little more dangerous to work with, it's highly flammable, evaporates quickly, requires a very tight bottle cap, etc... but works well for me. A needless 3-mL rig provides accurate, if burning oral dosing - I don't put anything else in the solution I measure out into a shot glass b/f I take it (up to 9-mL of 190 proof EtOH) b/c I don't want the etiz/Flub to crash out of solution b/f I swallow it.
I do not take multiple benzos in a day, ever. I take as much of a break as I can safely, about once, twice a month.
I don't take my clonazepam if I am going to take etiz or Flubro the same day (with Flubro I can skip two full days of K-pins - helping me build quite a stash I may well need someday).
This morning I woke up feeling anxious, typical for me with the bupropion I take an hour b/f getting out of bed (that's seasonal, only for SAD). I took about 6-mg etiz today. To my pleasant surprise I felt the calming effects within a half hour. I find the same is true with Flubro (the 7- variety, the "real" stuff), I take it - around 12 mgs and feel an effect I do not get with K-pins start in 1.5 - 2 hours that lasts - a very long time. Very, very nice stuff. Different effects from each of the two RCs, I like that.
Right now I can pick:
1. full day normal levels of anxiety with K-pins,
2. a more pleasant but less clear headed (not for work days) one and a half to two days relief with Flubro or
3. near instant xanax style relief with a fairly quick elimination of effects with etiz.
I do not drink alcohol.
Does anyone else find that switching up benzos (at reasonable, therapeutic doses) gives you noticeable effects from your non-maintenance benzo - if so what are the ones you use, how and what do you benefit from? I won't raise doses if this fades, as I expect it will soon. But maybe by keeping doses as low as possible I can avoid the fading of the effects a bit? I need benzos. I've been dependent on heroin in the past, that was bad, I read benzo w/ds are horrific - there's no comparison except they're both w/ds., benzo 1000x worse than heroin?
I was afraid my tolerance to K-pins would eliminate all effects from "normal" doses of RC benzos. I have not tried diclaz (seems too much $ for the bang, but may get some for future tapers since people compare it to diazepam), descholor-etiz, pyrolazam (sp?), phenaz and an older one "Clon..." something but not K-pin, nor chlorazepate, name is similar to clonazepam. Have not tried any of those.
Would I find anything useful from Phenazepam? I can get that cheap, in bulk as professional tabs. But I hear it's blackout abuse and terrible detox in a box. Any use for it in a professional setting or will I loose clients if I take a phenaz b/f a nerve wracking meeting when I can't do my CBT exercises b/f hand?
Thanks B-lighters, hope you're all well. Take care.