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There has only been one other thread on demoxepam on BL (or any such groups, AFAICT): http://www.bluelight.ru/vb/threads/608423
It got far enough to include a couple links to journal abstracts, one of which suggested a therapeutic dosage of 20mg (given to experimental subjects) before being derailed about why brits like the "c" word so much. 20mg... Advice taken...
I'm surprised not to see more discussing of demoxepam from those who've taken it, since it's been around, and now is available (it's an active metabolite of several multiple mass-produced benzos, most notably librium/chlordiazepoxide; possibly diazepam & others, as I recollect).
I would say that demoxepam taken at reasonably low, unknown dosages 10 - 60 mg, perhaps, does have "light" but characteristically benzodiazepine like subjective effects. (If genuine, it should taste markedly bitter, like Tylenol.)
Not as pleasant as lorazepam, clonazepam, or alprazolam at therapeutic dosages, IME. Nor as oppressive as therapeutic dosages of phenazepam (1-10mg, I would say, depending on level of benzo tolerance, for experienced benzo users interested in being functional).
I'm very interested to hear what people think (and feel) about it, from the people who have felt it for themselves. Please share if you want. Does that dosage sound correct?? It makes sense, as it's in the ballpark for the "parent" drugs librium and valium... But that's probably not the best way to estimate dosages of straight metabolites, from a harm reduction perspective. Better to share what's collectively known, felt, experience, eh?
It got far enough to include a couple links to journal abstracts, one of which suggested a therapeutic dosage of 20mg (given to experimental subjects) before being derailed about why brits like the "c" word so much. 20mg... Advice taken...
I'm surprised not to see more discussing of demoxepam from those who've taken it, since it's been around, and now is available (it's an active metabolite of several multiple mass-produced benzos, most notably librium/chlordiazepoxide; possibly diazepam & others, as I recollect).
I would say that demoxepam taken at reasonably low, unknown dosages 10 - 60 mg, perhaps, does have "light" but characteristically benzodiazepine like subjective effects. (If genuine, it should taste markedly bitter, like Tylenol.)
Not as pleasant as lorazepam, clonazepam, or alprazolam at therapeutic dosages, IME. Nor as oppressive as therapeutic dosages of phenazepam (1-10mg, I would say, depending on level of benzo tolerance, for experienced benzo users interested in being functional).
I'm very interested to hear what people think (and feel) about it, from the people who have felt it for themselves. Please share if you want. Does that dosage sound correct?? It makes sense, as it's in the ballpark for the "parent" drugs librium and valium... But that's probably not the best way to estimate dosages of straight metabolites, from a harm reduction perspective. Better to share what's collectively known, felt, experience, eh?
