I agree that rotating benzos is the best way to keep them working if genuinely need them every day but you have to be careful that you're not jumping too high up the ladder then back down again , like doing 30mgs Diazepam per day for a week then 6mg Clonazepam for a week and expecting your Diazepam to work the same again, aint gna happen !
Clonazepam and Xanax use made no amount of Diazepam do anything for me when I ran out other than not take a seizure, it IS far too easy to re-dose on long acting benzos like Valium or Clonaz or the new Diclazepam when there is absolutely no need, I've done it myself and I reckon 90% of benzo users have, but I learned from it, I try my very best to take as little as possible, my anxiety is so bad that I've even started staying in the house a few days a week and taking less so that I can have more for when I really need em when I go out,
I may actually try rotating long acting benzos, Diazepam, Clonazepam, Pyrazolam and Diclazepam, Xanax for emergencies only, and perhaps Zolpidem for sleep emergencies !
I wonder if anyone else thinks this would be a good idea or is my imagination running away with itself lol...