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Benzos Delorazapam, anyone try it, or know anything about it?

Have you checked Google? (it may help if you spell it right... delorazepam)

First result is a wikipedia page about it...

Delorazepam is well absorbed after administration, reaching peak plasma levels within 1 – 2 hours. It has a very long elimination half-life and can still be detected 72 hours after dosing. Bioavailability is about 77 percent. Peak plasma levels occur at just over one hour after administration. Significant accumulation occurs of delorazepam due to its slow metabolism; the elderly metabolise delorazepam and its active metabolite slower than younger individuals. The elderly also have a poorer response to the therapeutic effects and a higher rate of adverse effects. The elimination half-life of delorazepam is 80–115 hours. The active metabolite of delorazepam is lorazepam and represents about 15 - 24 percent of the parent drug (delorazepam). The pharmacokinetics of delorazepam are not altered if it is taken with food, except for some slowing of absorption. The potency of delorazepam is 1 mg delorazepam equals 10 mg diazepam.
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The desmethyl benzodiazepines have a tendency to be less recreational and more ... utilitarian. Desmethyldiazepam, clonazepam, phenazepam etc are all pretty non-recreational compared to something like temazepam.
 
I was going to say Delorazapam is most likely spelled with an e, Delorazepam.

All I can find of use is that it's active metabolite is Lorazepam and that the potency of Delorazepam is 1mg is equivalent to 10mg Diazepam.

Can honestly say I've never heard of it.
 
Yeah. I’ve used it. But I take around 75mg. Granted, I also take gram amounts of diazepam, so… don’t you dareee follow my dosing, lol.

Honestly, I can say the only thing it does is stave off withdrawal symptoms and relax you if you’re anxious like I am. If you’re not, you really shouldn't even be messing with benzos. They’re safe. Yeah. But they’re not good over an extended period of time. Not at all.

Even temazepam isn’t very recreational. I’ve taken so much temazepam. It’s just not worth it. If you need the benzos for anxiety, then yeah. Stick with it. But if you don’t, even marijuana gives you a better high. I will say though, it does mix well with weed. Take ‘em to wind down, take ‘em to come down, and maybe to sleep sometimes. Delorazepam is good for anxiety. Not recreationally. Stick to your normal sthff I’d say. Save ‘em.

Good luck.


Oh, yeah, I wanted to add, it goes by another name too. Chlordesmethyldiazepam. Sekio reminded me by bringing up Desmethyldiazepam.
 
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Delorazepam is sold mainly in Italy under the brand name EN. It's a pretty long acting benzo with some anti anxiety properties, decent as a sleep aid but not great. Granted I can't get high off benzos for some reason and have a natural tolerance to them, so I use them therapeutically and not recreationally, delorazopam is one of my least favorite benzos. it's not really good at any of the typical benzo effects (hypnotic, anti anxiety, muscle relaxant, etc) but if you don't have anything better it can get the job done.
 
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