I've been experimenting with Etizolam a bit more, as I didn't want to give up on it despite initial bad impressions.
I ordered some Intas Etilaam tablets in bulk to test them again, as I've been wanting something for anxiety for years but my doctor has always refused to give me anything besides anti-depressants. From what I've heard, Etizolam should be ideal as an anxiolytic, and according to many people, quite decent for relaxing recreational use.
Just as a note, etizolam is the first benzo type drug I've ever taken besides phenibut
I've tried it in several varying doses, including sublingual - and I find that I get incredibly mixed results.
In doses of 1mg, I don't feel any effects whatsoever, except a slight initial tingling sensation which lasts for a few seconds - which is probably when it enters the blood stream.
With 2mg, I either feel nothing or become a little staggery and lose some coordination, but still feel no psychoactive effects, and don't notice a decrease in anxiety.
3mg also gives no psychoactive effects, but increases the lack of coordination. There have been times when I've felt compelled to lie in bed after one of these doses. Interestingly enough, when lying in bed with my eyes closed I occasionally get something which I would compare to seratonin brain zaps, but not uncomfortable at all. Quite relaxing, in fact, Usually I fall asleep and wake up several hours later.
The other night I had some 6-apb. Once I wanted to get to sleep, I took 7mg believing it would counteract the stimulation, unfortunately it did nothing besides make me stagger around and feel drunk. I was hoping these would help act as a trip killer, but they seem too mild for that, and didn't even help relax my muscles or ease my jaw clenching. All it did was make me stagger around while still feeling overly stimulated. (This was long after the 6apb trip was over)
Overall, I do like having these around, whilst they offer nothing recreational to me, and lack anxiolytic effects, I still find them to be excellent sleeping pills.
One issue I do have is that very slight amnesia does appear to become present from daily use. The previous days seem like a hazy memory - which I find very odd considering the mildness of the effects.
However, I find that Phenibut was far superior. It was an amazing anxiolytic drug, it could be amazingly recreational too. Phenibut is definitely one of the most potent drugs I've ever taken, and was hoping that benzos would be similar, but a lot cleaner without the insane tolerance building.
Nonetheless, Etizolam is okay - just very boring, imo.
I'm envious of all the people in this thread speaking of euphoria and warm blanket feelings on such small doses.
Also, just a quick question. I've seen it mentioned that sublingual is a good way to take this, and I've tried and didn't notice much different. My question is; would insufflation work at all or wouldn't it be possible for your nasal membranes to absorb the chemical?
I know there's a lot of scorn for even considering insufflating things like this, but if it is possible, would it be more potent, and thus allow me to save more pills?
I've always found the fact that so many pills are useless unless taken on an empty stomach, so any way of bypassing that would make help me a lot.