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Benzos Etizolam Mega Thread v1

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I'm finding 2mg just before bed, really helps with Insomnia.. And not to take any during the day, then have 2-4 days of.. But I do find it really hard to get to sleep, try without the Etizolam's first then when it comes to about 1am, just have to pop 2mg and ill be asleep within half an hour..
 
THCified said:
You guys should keep in mind, that this stuff has some serious side-effects coming with long-term use, such as blepharospasms (eye twitches) and an increase in prolactin blood levels.
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Not just eye twitches. High doses over a long period of time will have you shaking like a chihuahua. Water retention is a problem as well in the extremities. The increase in prolactin blood levels can be significant, to the point of causing tenderness and swelling in the nipples which is an early sign of prolactin induced gyno (male breast tissue development) which can only be treated with a prolactin inhibitor that will leave you fatigued. I suffered these symptoms from Etizolam despite never having suffered any ill effects from the steroids I use that happen to significantly raise prolactin levels as did my friend who happens to not use or never used steroid at all. I had to resort to lowering my steroid dose and using a prolactin inhibitor in combination with an aromitase inhibitor to reverse the issues in the tissue under my nipples and get my prolactin levels stabilized.

This might be the reason this compound isn't widely used because it isn't suitable for treating everyday anxiety issues or long term insomnia.


Take it easy with this stuff. It may be marketed as a research chemical but the stuff is a legitimate and powerful pharmacutical with two active metabolites that will have you test positive for benzos on a blood, hair, saliva, or urine drug screening.
 
^ Wisely said, unfortunately and due to the easy availability of Etizolam i think most people (who like it) will bash this stuff till they're seriously addicted AND probably sick.
 
re the side-effects like raised prolactin levels, water retension etc when taking high doses over long periods of time, what levels of intake are we talking about here roughly?
On particularly stressful days (this will be once a fortnight) I take between 4 and 8mg over the course of a day (2mg in the morning, then another 2 a few hours later and finally 3 or 4mg over the course of the night - as I usually go out to come down from the stress).
One or two separate days during those fortnights I might take 2 or 3mg, if I'm going out.
Is this likely to lead to problems of that nature and is there any way of reducing the risks (other than not taking it, obviously)?

One or two people I know who sell these and have done for a while seem to be currently having problems with supply, so I'm a bit concerned about that - but as everyone says, they're readily available, so.
I'm seriously determined to cut right down now to just using them when I have to do interviews and stuff, just to help with the overwhelming anxiety. There's plenty of other things I can try to help with anxiety and I might be better off just using these sparingly as an aid rather than a solution in itself...
 
^ Exactly. It can aid but not solve your problems.

But i'd say taking them irregular shouldn't be that risky. Those sideeffects seem only to appear with prolonged daily use, but you should keep in mind that people in tests showed symptoms (like blepharospasms) after only half a year of regular use. Everyone reacts a bit different to various substances, so i'd suggest better safe than sorry.
 
Etizolam has/is to be the worst benzo to build a tolerance with. Its very quickly built and very quickly 8mg is nothing. Long term use could never be on my cards for any type of theraputic use.
 
junglebook said:
Etizolam has/is to be the worst benzo to build a tolerance with. Its very quickly built and very quickly 8mg is nothing. Long term use could never be on my cards for any type of theraputic use.
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I have found that keeping the dosage low, helps keep tolerance low. I think the most I've ever taken at once was 4mg and that was to knock me out from a PV binge. 2mg still sends me to sleep quickly after about a year of daily use. I have tapered back and for between 2mg - 1.5mg nightly. Not got lower than 1.5 yet on the taper, but that amount did still work even after months of use. (I have developed more tolerance to the anxiyolitic effects than the hypnotic effects.)
 
It's a rather hypnotic thienodiazepine. But it starts acting pretty fast so there's quite a strong anxiolytic feeling right away just as it starts working. Anyway, when compared to brotizolam, I'd definitely say that the latter has a more pronounced hypnotic effects.

But I've been taking clonazepam for quite a long time now and earlier I had taken other benzos. And I took both etizolam and brotizolam for the first time when I already had tolerance so they definitely affected me differently. Brotizolam was of more use because of being more similar in dose to clonazepam.
 
I find it to be more anxiolytic than hypnotic, but it is a good sedative. It is nothing like triazolam or brotizolam. In addition, nitrazepam, temazepam, lormetazepam and flunitrazepam are also stronger sedatives than etizolam is. There are others that are stronger, but I think you get the picture.

phatass, do about the same amount you normally do loprazolam. They are around equal potency. If you normally do 50 mg of loprazolam then you should start with 35-40 mg etizolam and see what happens and go from there.
 
last night was my first night with etizolam..i took 1 mg and decided to take the dogs for a walk..about 20 minutes later i start to notice sedation kicking in, and a hypnotic type blu as well..a few minutes later i found myself almost too sedated, i just wanted to find a seat and sit down..i noticed maybe a slight mood lift but it was too sedating for me...definitely not something you want to take and do things on..this has left me disappointed but oh well.....i did take another 1 mg later last night and it had me very calm and tranquil...his stuff is perfect for just chilling out and playing xbox..i noticed zero euphoria though..not much recreational effect imo..
 
Etiz is far more helpful than alprazolam for me I wish you could get it as a prescription
 
kokaino said:
If you normally do 50 mg of loprazolam then you should start with 35-40 mg etizolam and see what happens and go from there.
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35-40 mg of Etizolam is a HUGE dose, especially as a starting dose (something must have got mixed up with that advice).Totally ridiculous to take that much as a first time - unless you want to be blacked out for 5 days or dead. The therapeutic guidelines are 1-2 mg. Even if you do have very high tolerance to other benzos I dont think you should start on much above 1-2 mg.
 
Uhhh 100 mg of etiz is too many mg man you need to get into rehab or something. The WDs from that will kill you...
 
no way that guy took 100 mgs...he is either talking about the wrong medication or something isnt right...

is there a cross tolerance between phenibut, neurontin and etizolam??i have been taking neurontin and phenibut for months now so i was curious if this would give me a built-in tolerance to etizolam...?
 
Tripman said:
I would attribute his case to the carvedilol.

Stopping use of benzos can cause bad sleep, I can't see why you they would attribute to bad sleep when taken at night...
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I just received my first order and took them later in the evening (around 5:30pm)...noticed some sleep disturbances. Repeated waking, even massive using dreams about other substances. Not really enough experience with this stuff to know if it's related, though.

Will keep paying attention to this, though.
 
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