Non Roche's Clonazepam pills are bitter?

[delphinen]

Hi guys,

Today my friend handed over me a new brand of Clonazepam pills because he hadn't any Roche available. (The usual for consecutive months)

The expiration date of these other brand pills was ok, and they looked perfectly, so I went ahead... but as soon as I put one in my mouth, awaiting for that refreshing ment taste of Roche's, I could fill the bitterness of the pill.

My question is, are Roche's Clonazepam brand the only vert fresh and tasty like, or it is common among any branch?

Thanks in advance.

 

[fryingsquirrel]

All the clonazepam I've done tastes good.

 

[opiatekrzy]

i've seen many different types of klonopin generics, im typically on .5 of klonopin, which is yellow, i've had some that are bigger and yellow, small and yellow, and just the other week filled my clonazepam at a hospital pharmacy and they were like purple tablets with the curssive R symbol...all have the same taste, minty after taste...i dont think generics on benzos are a big deal.

 

[K'd-OUT-in-AZ]

I've taken just about every generic of Clonazepam. Whatever a pharmacy happens to hand me which differs and they all have that same mint taste. In fact, its been a long time since I have even taken Roche brand name, must of have been years.

 

[opiatekrzy]

yeah, the only benzo i noticed as generic and dose tablet to be a hassle or has a mechanism in it i believe to prevent more sedation is: Valium. When i was Rxed the 5mg tablets i could take 10 of them (50mg) i didnt get a buzz , just real nauseous, but when i was on the blue 10mg Valim tablets, i can take 5 of them and be buzzed up, and no nausea, anyone had this problem with valium? i could eat 50 5mg valium and not even be sedated