ykm420
Bluelighter
Do they compare at all? Since I'll never be able to try a fuckin' micky, I have plenty Nitrazepam.. Do they feel the same even remotely?
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Benzos Nitrazepam vs Flunitrazepam
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ykm420
Bluelighter
I already know this is a drug that will elude me for the rest of my life.. Sadly! Can you be more specific on how different they feel?
phatass
Bluelighter
U can allways dream YKM... i thought it was still commercialised in ur country
fluni hit's hard like a handfull of xanax, relaxes your muscles like ten valiums or tetrazepams,, knocks you the fuckout like a bunch of lormetazemam, the downside being its very apmnestic.
Sounds amazing like that, but i'd rather an equipotent dose of loprazolam+nitrazepam+diazepam, than the flu,ni...+ its maaad addictivre
in comparison, nitraz is way softer, comes on slower, peaks less long, and is way less relaxing and/or knockout
fluni hit's hard like a handfull of xanax, relaxes your muscles like ten valiums or tetrazepams,, knocks you the fuckout like a bunch of lormetazemam, the downside being its very apmnestic.
Sounds amazing like that, but i'd rather an equipotent dose of loprazolam+nitrazepam+diazepam, than the flu,ni...+ its maaad addictivre
in comparison, nitraz is way softer, comes on slower, peaks less long, and is way less relaxing and/or knockout
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hunter1
Bluelighter
Nitrazepam looses. (Probably the best alternative/ actually get it prescribed)
Sorta similar in body load. Mogy's are quite heavy compared to most other benzos when you do the equivelancy test.
With no min- no tolerance if u took enough you're sorting getting close... But not really.
Rohipnol has a real fun fucked up feel, sorta like Stilnox stupidity but actually a good drug.
With benzos I find there is basically 3 'types'. 3 benzo sub classes to file under if makes sense?
1. Valium... (Oxazepam , temazepam, Librium, Bromazepam)
1.(a) Nitrazepam, Clonazepam, halcian...? Spelling of drug name escapes me, Lorazepam
2. Xanax
3. Rohypnol
Xanax is on its own IMO. Whether it's your bag or not it is unlike any other benzo.
Rohypnol is also on its own for the same reason.
Sorta similar in body load. Mogy's are quite heavy compared to most other benzos when you do the equivelancy test.
With no min- no tolerance if u took enough you're sorting getting close... But not really.
Rohipnol has a real fun fucked up feel, sorta like Stilnox stupidity but actually a good drug.
With benzos I find there is basically 3 'types'. 3 benzo sub classes to file under if makes sense?
1. Valium... (Oxazepam , temazepam, Librium, Bromazepam)
1.(a) Nitrazepam, Clonazepam, halcian...? Spelling of drug name escapes me, Lorazepam
2. Xanax
3. Rohypnol
Xanax is on its own IMO. Whether it's your bag or not it is unlike any other benzo.
Rohypnol is also on its own for the same reason.
hunter1
Bluelighter
Never say never lol.
I met a new friend in the last year from nowhere and she just happened to have 10 leftovers from 07 or something
Kilfer
Bluelighter
Rohypnol never made it to North America, at least not the legit commercial version. Official explanation is that when such a strong hypnotic is needed we still have Seconal and Nembutal to resort to, which actually makes sense come to think of it.
Strongest benzo here is midazolam (Versed) a potent hypnotic mostly restricted to hospital use. Next is temazepam (short-acting hypnotic), then clonazepam (long-acting sedative/muscle relaxant), then lorazepam (medium-acting sedative/anxiolytic/muscle relaxant/jack-of-all-trades benzo). Not too sure what follows, probably nitrazepam (medium-acting hypnotic). So friggin' many benzos on the market (over 50) I lose count. Even buffoon benzos like Librium are still around despite near-total lack of effects, at least on me. Glad I'm not a physician I'd never know which one to prescribe as routine anxiolytic: diazepam? Bromazepam? Oxazepam? Fluxilofocalasizolazepam? Go figure.
Strongest benzo here is midazolam (Versed) a potent hypnotic mostly restricted to hospital use. Next is temazepam (short-acting hypnotic), then clonazepam (long-acting sedative/muscle relaxant), then lorazepam (medium-acting sedative/anxiolytic/muscle relaxant/jack-of-all-trades benzo). Not too sure what follows, probably nitrazepam (medium-acting hypnotic). So friggin' many benzos on the market (over 50) I lose count. Even buffoon benzos like Librium are still around despite near-total lack of effects, at least on me. Glad I'm not a physician I'd never know which one to prescribe as routine anxiolytic: diazepam? Bromazepam? Oxazepam? Fluxilofocalasizolazepam? Go figure.