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Most pleasurable & euphoric Benzodiazepine ?

I have some Difludiazepam cmand will tell you what i think of it after a couple of tries this comming days hopefully:)
Loquacious said:
Any here tried difludiazepam, desmethylflunitrazolam or meclonazepam? Seems like next year we will get uk’d rc wise and use will get criminalised so i hope they at it after a couple of tries :)
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Midazolam, etizolam, and bromonordiazepam are all intensely euphoric, but in different ways. Alprazolam/flualprazolam is as well, also in a different way, but alp is more of a dopamine-y thing like the euphoria from LSD. Midazolam is like if something existed that mimicked opioid euphoria but blew oxycodone clean out of the water when it's intranasally administered. I've also had midazolam IV'd in medical contexts and it's absolutely wonderful. Etizolam feels like the warmest, most comforting hug in the whole wide world, and bromonordiazepam feels like a golden beam of sunlight casting golden rays upon my entire world for about a week.
 
Bromazolam or temazepam would be my answer today. God I miss temazepams.

I had Etizolam once and that was nice but I feel like I didn’t get a good enough dose.

The big consensus is that Midazolam is crazy euphoric tho!
 
JustaMilitaryExerciseBro said:
Yes rilmazafone is very effective but its onset is gradual and has a decent half life
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Hey, may I ask how you consume Rilmazafone? Planning to use some tonight (ordered it in pulver form) and many people mentioned that putting it in capsules and taking them is the best option.
I was wondering if dissolving it into water and drinking it would have the same effect or if dissolving it into water would somehow interfere with the effect.
 
Benzos do not seem very recreational to me.

What I like about benzos:
I get a very mild buzz from valium when I'm trying to calm a panic attack. Plus they enhance the effects of other drugs.

What I dislike about benzos:
I don't have sleep problems. Even I struggle to stay up at some nights and therefore I don't like them a lot.
 
There is a short supply of Temazepam, so just instructed them to get me nitrazepam if they can't get temazepam from Aspen. (only supplier of temazepam in my country).
Waiting on the order to arrive, have my zopiclone as backup but can feel I am missing something sleep wise in the big picture.

I saw that Lormetazepam was allegedly the most similar alternative to temazepam but after looking through the stock sheets I see they are also only supplied by one pharmaceutical company so am going to stick with the hope the temazepam arrives or in its place a supply of nitrazepam.

Anyone got experience with Lormetazepam - must be the only benzo beside etizolam that I haven't tried yet and was interested in it vs temazepam vs nitrazepam in the context of alternatives to avoid future situations like this one ( it is not a huge issue, I just like to know I have the stock I need for the month ahead before the month starts - it makes me function better at 2.0 level just knowing "the house" is in order).
 
shreddedlettuce said:
Anyone got experience with Lormetazepam - must be the only benzo beside etizolam that I haven't tried yet and was interested in it vs temazepam vs nitrazepam in the context of alternatives to avoid future situations like this one ( it is not a huge issue, I just like to know I have the stock I need for the month ahead before the month starts - it makes me function better at 2.0 level just knowing "the house" is in order).
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It's pretty interchangeable with temazepam in my book. Good for anxiety or as an all-rounder for daytime use, but above all useful as a hypnotic. Similar effects profile to temazepam. I might say I slightly prefer it, but that may be due to the novelty factor (I have only rarely had it prescribed, and it may seem more noteworthy as a consequence than temazepam, which I have had plenty of).
 
Psychonauticunt said:
It's pretty interchangeable with temazepam in my book. Good for anxiety or as an all-rounder for daytime use, but above all useful as a hypnotic. Similar effects profile to temazepam. I might say I slightly prefer it, but that may be due to the novelty factor (I have only rarely had it prescribed, and it may seem more noteworthy as a consequence than temazepam, which I have had plenty of).
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Temaz is my fav by far
 
Psychonauticunt said:
It's pretty interchangeable with temazepam in my book. Good for anxiety or as an all-rounder for daytime use, but above all useful as a hypnotic. Similar effects profile to temazepam. I might say I slightly prefer it, but that may be due to the novelty factor (I have only rarely had it prescribed, and it may seem more noteworthy as a consequence than temazepam, which I have had plenty of).
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Thanks for the info.

Been off temazepam for 3 weeks now, but am functioning surprising well with my zopiclone.

It wouldn't be the "end of the world" if I don't get temazepam at all, but of course as soon as it is back in supply it will arrive. :p

I obviously prefer the temazepam, but for consistency the zopiclone works on the same level almost all the time, whereas the temazepam does fluctuate in effect even when taken irregularly and hits harder and weaker on different occasions even on the same dose. Don't know if it is only me but somehow I keep thinking "set, setting and mood" has an effect with temazepam IME. (hope that made sense).

Dosages are 15mg Zopiclone or 40mg Temazepam on different nights - both used purely for sleep. ---------------------- most of the time.
 
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Coffeeshroom said:
I need to update this as I had IV'D lorazepam and midazolam and that is when the euphoria is real real.. IV anyday but proper pharm prepped. Like an instant rush into nodville. Truly amazing
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replying to a sort of old post here...but i am wondering how you would describe IV midazolam and lorazepam if you could? How do they compare? also how do they compare to IVing other downers like opioids for example.
Is there a nod?? Also I swear I read somewhere about Midazolam causing hallucinations in some people or in high doses or when IVd, kinda like zolpidem or zopiclone. Have you experienced that? Ill have to look into it myself..
 
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