Hey,
For everyone who takes Seresta, I don’t really know much about this particular benzo, so I have a question.
I’ve seen that it can be quite slow to kick in, like around 1 hour or so.
Is it a benzo that can be taken sublingually (under the tongue)?
If so, how long would it take to kick in, and would there be a slight “rush” or noticeable effect like with Xanax or other fast-acting benzos?
Also, since I don’t have much tolerance to benzos because I space out my use by several weeks, could taking Seresta 10 mg for the first time have a strong anxiolytic effect on me?
I’d like to try it tomorrow by taking it normally, even though I’m not particularly stressed, just to see whether I could rely on it in case of a panic attack. Do you think I could get an idea of how effective it is even if I’m not anxious at the time I take it?
For example, I could try thinking about things that usually scare me and see whether they cause the usual mild stress response, or whether there is a noticeable absence of anxiety.
Thanks in advance.
For everyone who takes Seresta, I don’t really know much about this particular benzo, so I have a question.
I’ve seen that it can be quite slow to kick in, like around 1 hour or so.
Is it a benzo that can be taken sublingually (under the tongue)?
If so, how long would it take to kick in, and would there be a slight “rush” or noticeable effect like with Xanax or other fast-acting benzos?
Also, since I don’t have much tolerance to benzos because I space out my use by several weeks, could taking Seresta 10 mg for the first time have a strong anxiolytic effect on me?
I’d like to try it tomorrow by taking it normally, even though I’m not particularly stressed, just to see whether I could rely on it in case of a panic attack. Do you think I could get an idea of how effective it is even if I’m not anxious at the time I take it?
For example, I could try thinking about things that usually scare me and see whether they cause the usual mild stress response, or whether there is a noticeable absence of anxiety.
Thanks in advance.
