Benzos Newbie here, qyestions on Etizolam

[djxenergy]

Hello fellow bluelighters. I've been reading here for years, but this will be my first post. I hope I am posting correctly, and if not - please accept my apologies now and instruct me on how/what to do if any of my post is wrong.

I have a question on Etizolam. I just recently discovered a wonderful USA-based vendor and have purchased quite a bit over the past week. My question (mainly) is does anyone have a preference on brand? I have aquired an equal amount of 1mg tablets: Etizest (pink tablets), Etilaam (blue tablets) and Etilaam-MD (the white oral dissolving tablets - which taste like candy for the record). I first tried 2mg of the Etizest and was quite surprised that within an hour I was feeling quite relaxed, mellow and chill. Now, over the years I've had quite the track record of benzo intake due to anxiety and panic disorder. 90Many years ago (the 1990s) I was one 1mg xanax 2 or 3 times a day prn. Currently from my MD I take 0.5mg clonazapem twice a day, but I do not take it daily, more "as needed" but having been on it for seven or eight years I don't notice much from it. I was shocked to have felt such a chill effect from 2mg of the Etizest. However, since that first day I haven't had the same reaction. I haven't increased the 2mg dose except for today when I tried the oral dissolving tablets, I took 3 (total of 3mg) - felt nothing. I then tried a few hours later 2 (total of 2mg) of the blue Etilaam. Still barely a chill feeling. Has anyone had any experience with the Etizest brand being better? This is all new to me so I'm just looking for some feedback, opinions, suggestions, etc.

Thanks again for reading my post. Happy Monday to you all.

Sincerely,
The "etiz" newbie

 

[hh95]

First of all welcome Im also a newbie but it doesn't take long to familiarize yourself
In my experience dissolving benzos work best for me, even valium pills meant to be taken orally generally if I take them sublingually (under the tongue) they tend to have a slightly quicker onset than when taken orally. I personally am not familiar with those brands as I live in Aus and have only ever been prescribed diazepam for my anxiety. I would stick to the Etizest if that's what tickles your pickle stick to it I guess. But yeh benzos are best eaten any other ROA really besides sublingually is just a waste of time, money and drugs.

 

[EP158207]

Usually brand discussion is not allowed.

However, I find that etizest is better too however, I have no idea why. Both have the same active ingredient in the same amounts so technically should be the same, but I just find that it was much nicer to fall asleep with than Etilaam.

 

[brutus]

We don't allow brand discussion of legal or illegal drugs.