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How many mg in a day of Kolonopin do YOU think is safe?

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If spaced out consistently, 1mg pills, what's the limit? I do have a tolerance, I'm also curious as to how many mg most take at once.
I take them for anxiety (bad) and some recreation....
 
I have a script for 4 mg (two 2 mg tablets) and I have so much tolerance that they don't have near the effect they had on me when I first started taking them. I've been on kpins for several years for restless leg syndrome. If I want to use my kpins to fall asleep with, I have to have 8 mg, minimum. I've taken many more milligrams than that on certain occasions. I don't find them to be recreational, unless I want to sleep for recreation, which I actually do sometimes.
 
Well, I'm not sure if my situation will help you at all, but I'll explain a little. I currently take clonazepam for PLMS (periodic limb movement syndrome) and in some ways for my RLS (restless leg syndrome - I take methadone for the RLS specifically). It helps me get to sleep and stay asleep, when I'd normally wake up a handful of times in the middle of the night. Though, I've been avoiding to take my full script every month to help avoid physical dependence, which I have (2mg/day - .5mg around noon and 1.5mg 2 hours before bed is what I am scripted). I generally "get ride of" 20-30mg a month, leaving myself with 30-40mg which I usually use in 2-2.5 weeks. I then take the next 2 weeks or so off till my script is supposed to be refilled. Not everyone may be as lucky as me to not feel any negative effects from stopping clonazepam every month after 2 weeks of use. I'm happy with the way I do it. Its been working out fine for almost 12 months. 11 months of use and no physical dependence hehe. It also helps limit my tolerance growth, which after a few months started to remain constant.
 
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Well, I'm not sure if my situation will help you at all, but I'll explain a little. I currently take clonazepam for PLMS (periodic limb movement syndrome) and in some ways for my RLS (restless leg syndrome - I take methadone for the RLS specifically). It helps me get to sleep and stay asleep, when I'd normally wake up a handful of times in the middle of the night. Though, I've been avoiding to take my full script every month to help avoid physical dependence, which I have (2mg/day - .5mg around noon and 1.5mg 2 hours before bed is what I am scripted). I generally "get ride of" 20-30mg a month, leaving myself with 30-40mg which I usually use in 2-2.5 weeks. I then take the next 2 weeks or so off till my script is supposed to be refilled. Not everyone may be as lucky as me to not feel any negative effects from stopping clonazepam every month after 2 weeks of use. I'm happy with the way I do it. Its been working out fine for almost 12 months. 11 months of use and no physical dependence hehe. It also helps limit my tolerance growth, which after a few months started to remain constant.
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I'm definitely not as lucky in the dependency aspect, but wow I don't think I take nearly that in a day. So you can hit, say, 12 mg easy in a day

Edit: my apologies, that math may have came from the post above you...
 
Not sure if this thread is very useful because each person is going to have a different tolerance level, different natural sensitivity, brain, body, health state, etc. What is safe for one person could be extremely dangerous for another.
 
I have to agree with you. I almost always read kpin threads, since I use it. But the dosages and the effects are always different. We post about it but there never seems to be much agreement about the effects. It's hard for me to believe some of the effects I've read written by posters who use it. But who am I to say? clonazepam is just shady.
 
The limit is what your doctor tells you. If you begin taking benzodiazepines without a doctor's supervision, you're in for some trouble, with the risk of getting severely addicted. Always follow your doctor's orders, and if you happen to already be addicted, ask for at taper schedule with your doctor.

I'm going to close this now, OP you can PM me with any queries.
 
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