Hi, I'm a mid 30ish male who quite enjoys the odd benzo from time to time, especially when drinking (in strict moderation, and with the benzos put away!)
I've tried a good few benzos now, valium, xanax, etizolam, pyrazolam, temazepam and the newish diclazepam (which is mostly indistinguishable from valium for me, but much more expensive, although that's from very limited trials.)
Anyhow this trip report details just a standard benzo night on pyrazolam, as I believe it's seriously underrated as a recreational benzo purely due to the pills being severely underdosed. My favourite benzo is probably xanax for its hard hitting hilarity, but I'm also fond of the red 2mg etizolams going around for a similar reason.
However: I believe the yellow pyrazolam pills available at the moment are a superior drug in higher doses due to the almost non existent sedation making them more enjoyable for longer. With large supplies of all of the above, they have become mine and several of my friends go to choice for benzos. They provide a strong level of anxiety relief, mild euphoria, the obvious alcohol potentiation and the general lovely feeling of complacency without half as much risk of blackouts, memory losses or excessive sedation.
Having said that, as I've mentioned, I believe they are SERIOUSLY underdosed per 0.5mg pill. I believe 2 or 3 are roughly equivalent to a 1mg xanax, which I'd rate as a similar strength to 1.5mg etizolam.
These are obviously purely subjective opinions which not match the pharmacology, but at least 3 of us have come to the same conclusion independently.
Anyhow, a 6mg Pyrazolam experience:
T0.00 - Swallow 6 pyrazolam on an empty stomach.
T0.15 - Feel the first mild initial buzzy (floaty?) which reminds me of a couple of mg of xanax at once
T1.00 - Effects begin to peak between now and 1.30 or so before gradually diminishing. Pyrazolam has only a few hours half life, and certainly seems to wear off quicker and more completely than etizolam with its active metabolites, and obviously the longer lasting benzos last considerably longer. There's little sedation felt, motor skills are much more intact.
T5.00 - Effects have faded to a mild background benzo buzz at best.
I have a deep love of the red 2g etizolam pills due to their silly strength, but I'd absolutely love to see a 2mg pyrazolam pill which I believe would be much superior for recreational use, and also especially for anxiety. I have a friend who has panic attacks that uses the pyrazolam exclusively for this purpose and they're very effective. You just need to dose much higher than might initially feel comfortable.
Obviously I'm not implying everyone should double their pyrazolam dosage, but I would suggest if you found it underwhelming to try just a few more at higher doses and see what you think.
Cheers
I've tried a good few benzos now, valium, xanax, etizolam, pyrazolam, temazepam and the newish diclazepam (which is mostly indistinguishable from valium for me, but much more expensive, although that's from very limited trials.)
Anyhow this trip report details just a standard benzo night on pyrazolam, as I believe it's seriously underrated as a recreational benzo purely due to the pills being severely underdosed. My favourite benzo is probably xanax for its hard hitting hilarity, but I'm also fond of the red 2mg etizolams going around for a similar reason.
However: I believe the yellow pyrazolam pills available at the moment are a superior drug in higher doses due to the almost non existent sedation making them more enjoyable for longer. With large supplies of all of the above, they have become mine and several of my friends go to choice for benzos. They provide a strong level of anxiety relief, mild euphoria, the obvious alcohol potentiation and the general lovely feeling of complacency without half as much risk of blackouts, memory losses or excessive sedation.
Having said that, as I've mentioned, I believe they are SERIOUSLY underdosed per 0.5mg pill. I believe 2 or 3 are roughly equivalent to a 1mg xanax, which I'd rate as a similar strength to 1.5mg etizolam.
These are obviously purely subjective opinions which not match the pharmacology, but at least 3 of us have come to the same conclusion independently.
Anyhow, a 6mg Pyrazolam experience:
T0.00 - Swallow 6 pyrazolam on an empty stomach.
T0.15 - Feel the first mild initial buzzy (floaty?) which reminds me of a couple of mg of xanax at once
T1.00 - Effects begin to peak between now and 1.30 or so before gradually diminishing. Pyrazolam has only a few hours half life, and certainly seems to wear off quicker and more completely than etizolam with its active metabolites, and obviously the longer lasting benzos last considerably longer. There's little sedation felt, motor skills are much more intact.
T5.00 - Effects have faded to a mild background benzo buzz at best.
I have a deep love of the red 2g etizolam pills due to their silly strength, but I'd absolutely love to see a 2mg pyrazolam pill which I believe would be much superior for recreational use, and also especially for anxiety. I have a friend who has panic attacks that uses the pyrazolam exclusively for this purpose and they're very effective. You just need to dose much higher than might initially feel comfortable.
Obviously I'm not implying everyone should double their pyrazolam dosage, but I would suggest if you found it underwhelming to try just a few more at higher doses and see what you think.
Cheers
