Etizolam

[jungo87]

I've been buying various chemicals, but what is the doages for this stuff, some say 1-2mg, but over the past few days i've taking 5mg at once with my mate. Is 5mg a bit excessive and will i get withdrawls when i stop. I feel i could easily get a habit and don't want that. How many days would i have to be on them to get a habit/?

 

[regfairfield]

what is it

 

[jungo87]

It's a legal benzodiazepine, it comes in 1mg tabs and 1mg tab is meant to equal 10mg diazepam. Someone on here rated it there 2nd most favourite benzo. Thank fuck they brought this one out, hated that phenazepam.

 

[Pegasus]

There are lots of reports of people needing more of the pills than the equivalences would suggest. This could be because of bad quality or people's differing experiences. I find it hard to believe that a benzo experienced person would not feel 1mg of etizolam around the same strength of 1mg alprazolam or clonazepam though. I actually find etizolam to be slightly more potent than either of these, mg for mg.

 

[jungo87]

well these pills are blue and have a blank side and a side to split the pill in half. My mate got something out of 1mg but i needed 5mg

 

[Chips]

i find that etizolam tolerence build more quickly than others benzo. It makes it less desisables than more common benzos...
Sure it's better than phenaz anyway...

 

['medicine cabinet']

ive heard that it is similar to zyprexa (sp?) which is an anti psychotic i think?

would anyone rather this over xanax?

 

[kokaino]

Etizolam is a thienodiazepine, a subfamily of benzos. Related thienodiazepines are brotizolam (a very potent hypnotic), bentazepam, clotiazepam, and a couple of others. Now olanzapine (Zyprexa) happens to be a thienodiazepine, but it does not share the typical benzodiazepine effects with the other members of this benzodiazepine subfamily.

Etizolam is a potent benzo that has typical benzo properties: anxiolytic, sedative, muscle relaxant, amnesic, and anticonvulsant.

It is primarily an anxiolytic at doses 0.5-1 mg, and is sometimes used as an hypnotic for insomnia at doses 1-2 mg. It is roughly as potent as lorazepam, wherein 1 mg of etizolam = 1 mg lorazepam.

 

[jungo87]

Etizolam is a thienodiazepine, a subfamily of benzos. Related thienodiazepines are brotizolam (a very potent hypnotic), bentazepam, clotiazepam, and a couple of others. Now olanzapine (Zyprexa) happens to be a thienodiazepine, but it does not share the typical benzodiazepine effects with the other members of this benzodiazepine subfamily.

Etizolam is a potent benzo that has typical benzo properties: anxiolytic, sedative, muscle relaxant, amnesic, and anticonvulsant.

It is primarily an anxiolytic at doses 0.5-1 mg, and is sometimes used as an hypnotic for insomnia at doses 1-2 mg. It is roughly as potent as lorazepam, wherein 1 mg of etizolam = 1 mg lorazepam.

Me and my mate have taking 5mg at a time and not feeling euphoric, just a subtle feeling. I don't take benzo's everyday but should i be feeling more off that. My mate doesn't take them at all and he's not feeling much now either.

He said his first pill felt like just before you get put to sleep for an operation. 1mg wouldn't do much i suppose, but surely 5mg should be getting us buzzing

 

[Pegasus]

^Benzos are subtle drugs in general, I find that you don't feel anything enjoyable if you take too much. That's why I stick to =<1mg.

 

[kokaino]

Me and my mate have taking 5mg at a time and not feeling euphoric, just a subtle feeling. I don't take benzo's everyday but should i be feeling more off that. My mate doesn't take them at all and he's not feeling much now either.

He said his first pill felt like just before you get put to sleep for an operation. 1mg wouldn't do much i suppose, but surely 5mg should be getting us buzzing

Well then maybe it's a very mild benzodiazepine, I don't know. I've never tried it before.
It's in the subfamily of benzos which contains brotizolam (so it's closely related to brotizolam) and brotizolam is one of the most potent benzos (neck and neck with triazolam) and it is a very powerful hypnotic meant for severe to debilitating insomnia under the International Prescribing Guidelines found here.

^Benzos are subtle drugs in general, I find that you don't feel anything enjoyable if you take too much. That's why I stick to =<1mg.

Most benzos, yes, but not all. Anxiolytic benzos tend to be very subtle especially lorazepam, clonazepam, bromazepam, alprazolam, and oxazepam (this one is mild and subtle).

Diazepam and flurazepam are in between. If you have a tolerance, then they might be subtle and unnoticeable.

But hypnotics are certainly not subtle - nitrazepam, temazepam, triazolam, flunitrazepam, and all the others I've tried were very noticeable in their effect. Quick onset, very intense sedation that's sometimes difficult to resist sleep, etc.

 

[oSpherical]

Me and my mate have taking 5mg at a time and not feeling euphoric, just a subtle feeling. I don't take benzo's everyday but should i be feeling more off that. My mate doesn't take them at all and he's not feeling much now either.

He said his first pill felt like just before you get put to sleep for an operation. 1mg wouldn't do much i suppose, but surely 5mg should be getting us buzzing

Same experience here, and I've had etizolam from multiple sources, and have even tried the non-generics as I didn't trust the etilaam ones. I've never had a benzo, so tolerance doesn't exist with me.
I don't think you'll find any mood raising properties in Etizolam. Many people claim to, but they might just be lucky to have brain chemistry compatible with it.

At 5mg you should feel slightly wobbly/uncoordinated. Sleep should come easily as well.

I've taken 5mg sublingually today and can't feel anything until I stand up and try to walk straight.
I have also never noticed any anxiolytic effects either.

I guess that Etizolam works with some people, and doesn't work with others.