Benzos Clonazepam (rivotril) ROA: snorting vs sublingual

[ComfortablyNumb95]

hi guys so i was wondering wich is the best ROA for clonazepam pills, sublingual administration works well but i would like to know what you think about snorting them. i know there are a lot of binders n shit in the pills and i don't know if they are good for my nose, also wich has the fastes come-up and the best potency?
thanks in advance

 

[NeighborhoodThreat]

Sublingual is best for both. Really no point in snorting clonazepam (or 99.99% of all other benzos). You're right about all the binders being bad for your nose. Just use it sublingually.

 

[ComfortablyNumb95]

Sublingual is best for both. Really no point in snorting clonazepam (or 99.99% of all other benzos). You're right about all the binders being bad for your nose. Just use it sublingually.

thanks for the fast answer
so i'll go for the sublingual

 

[NeighborhoodThreat]

No problem. The reason snorting benzos doesn't really work is because nearly all benzos are not water soluble.

 

[ComfortablyNumb95]

No problem. The reason snorting benzos doesn't really work is because nearly all benzos are not water soluble.

oh thanks alot for this info. didn't know that at all

 

[weekend addiction]

Does SL actually increase bio-availablity or just speed of onset?

 

[ComfortablyNumb95]

Does SL actually increase bio-availablity or just speed of onset?

don't know about the BA, i just do so to make the onset faster.. if it increases the bioavailablity well big up! %)

 

[DaddyPhatSax]

I'm pretty sure SL just increases the onset......you are still taking it "orally" just not swallowing the pill. If you snort them, I'm fairly certain that the bioavailability DECREASES.......as was already said.

 

[hangyourhead]

Sublingual administration of clonazepam ALWAYS

 

[tricomb]

sublingual, without a doubt. I'm closing this thread because this exact question/topic has been discussed ad nauseum, and about 30 seconds of your time and our search engine could have confirmed this.

Oh, and changing up the ROA will not effect the speed at which clonazepam peaks. Even when injected, it is by nature a very slow acting drug, you can't force effects out of a drug that is incapable of producing said effects. Sublingual administration is the fastest onset you can possibly attain with clonazepam, like I said, even if you were one of those people who are desperate enough to IV benzodiazepines using propylene glycol, you would be extremely disappointed and would inevitably go back to the sublingual ROA.

There's a reason why you don't hear about people singing the glories of IV benzos, as there are no glories to sing.