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Loprazolam: a water-soluble benzo

Ivanhoe said:
Clonazepam, Oxazepam and Flunitrazepam pills contain binders that I would not shoot,
but The binders in Loprazolam pills are ok (for me) to shoot.
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You live in France, right?
I dont know what binders you got in your pills but
here in Sweden Lorazepam has about the same binders as
any Benzo... well not exactly the same but some of them .
 
As this is a Harm Reduction site, I would like to remind the Young Geezer and others reading this thread thinking about IVing benzos and opioids together that this combination is often fatal!

The doses you mentioned, Young Geezer (8mg midazolam, 40mg oxycontin) would very likely be fatal in a person with no benzo or opioid tolerance. Midazolam in particular is the MOST dangerous of the benzos when used IV, as the medical literature abounds with case reports of respiratory arrest from pre-op IV midazolam ALONE. (Search www.pubmed.org using midazolam and hypoventilation or respiratory)

Do not do this alone, and if possible, do not do it at all. If you do choose to do this, it would be best to use the opioid first, then after it reaches its full effects, use the benzo IF you still feel like you need it. (hopefully you'll be feeling so good from the opioid that you'll realise its a waste to "dirty" the pure opioid high with a sedative, and realise that benzos will be nice to have when you run OUT of opioids.) The other advantage of this method is that you won't have the extremely dangerous task of trying to safely measure an opioid dose while under the influence of a benzo.

Don't forget that regular benzo use can screw you over in many ways:
  • the memory loss starts to interfere with life (forgetting appointments, obligations, people's names),
  • the long half-life means you are nearly always under the influence, and cannot legally drive a car (and will be held criminally liable for any damage you do if you choose to),
  • nobody likes babysitting a disinhibited asshole...
  • the opposite sex does not find slurring your words and stumbling attractive
  • every day you take them you are building a tolerance that could bite you in the ass (possibly with a seizure) should you forget to bring your pills with you, or otherwise cannot access them
  • benzos interfere with your sleep stages, so you can never get good rest, and will always be tired, or worse still, become completely dependant upon benzos to sleep, and suffer months of insomnia when you try to taper
  • you can become so dependant upon being disinhibited for socialization that you find it hard to do simple things you did before like making phone calls or talking to strangers - you can CAUSE an anxiety disorder that you never would have otherwise had... social phobia is extremely common in tapering benzo users...
 
becuse I made a post about loprazolam and it was ratached to a post about diazepam by the moderator
 
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