Isn't a large portion of this thread concern regarding counterfeit pills that actually have fentanyl or other unwanted adulterants in them?Why would anyone buy RC's over tried and tested diazepam? The likes of Diclazepam, Phenazepam, and other benzo analogues are far worse for skyrocketing benzo tolerance and harder to come off.
Perhaps I should have said reputable online vendor. I'm sure there are Chinese and Indian vendors online that supply legitimate diazepam.
Or you could order some diclazepam which is chloro-diazepam, effectively as potent, has a 42 hour half life, is metabolized to delorazepam (chloro-nordazepam) with the 70-180 hour half-life like nordazepam, lormetazepam, and lorazepam. Basically the same as diazepam except the metabolites are chloro analogs of temazepam and nordazepam and oxazepam.
Delorazepam, lormetazepam, and lorazepam are all prescription drugs so their safety profile is well known.
Meaning, there is no more concern for skyrocketing benzodiazepine tolerance than with diazepam.
Diclazepam is a chloro-analog of diazepam and has the same half-life profile for it and its metabolites so benzodiazepine tolerance should be the same as for diazepam. TBH, the metabolites are slightly more potent than those of diazepam, but the amounts, and the extremely long half-life of the primary metabolite delorazepam is equivalent to nordazepam so tolerance and withdrawal really aren't an issue, unless you're eating them like pez.
Studies in primates identified that potency is comparable to Diazepam at 1, 2, and 10mg doses. WHO report cited.
World Health Organization
https://www.who.int › docsPDF
Critical Review Report: DICLAZEPAM.
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