RCs Pyrazolam Megathread

[notfried]

How long do the effects of these last on average ?

 

[benzoman12345]

About 8 hours roughly, they are really nice if you just want a genuine anxiety destroyer, bear in mind the chemical structure is almost exactly the same as Alprazolam (Xanax), they are like an extended release very mild version of Xannies , it has been said a couple of times.

Even though they are legal, they are still one I will have in my medicine cabinet, and I am a person who takes Pfizer Xanax bars and Rivotril Clonaz (Taking a break just now though) , I get scripted Diaz, but these are defoe worth having for me anyway.

 

[notfried]

Nice. how much would you say 0.5mg pyraz is equal to Xannie?

 

[benzoman12345]

Wouldn't even compare 0.5 to any amount of Xanax TBH, I think 1mg of Pyraz = slightly under 0.5mg Alpraz So not 2:1 but just under I reckon, the Triazolos definitely have a speedy effect on me, I remember my 1st Xanax bar, I was buzzing , lay on my bed and about 15 minutes later bounced up, got ready and took my boy to the park lol, and benzos are sedatives ? Not for me lol

Edit: Speaking of Triazolos I may as well try Triazolam , just the name makes me want to try it, good thing about that is it's a pain to order from the certain vendor that does it, so if I liked it too much I won't have it on my doorstep to keep taking.

 

[Captain Brewster]

I'm happy with what this chem does.

I've mentioned it somewhere else (hopefully not in this thread, lol) on BL.

I get daily head pressures from something anxiety related, pyraz demolishes this pressure. Makes certain situations a lot more bearable working day to day.

With other benzos I have to dose a lot lower to achieve this, I think it has to do with more sedation, causing more issues for my head pressure. With pyraz it's a really clean experience for me, no mind fog, no forgetfulness, no f@&#ing head pressure!

 

[Halif]

the chemical structure is almost exactly the same as Alprazolam (Xanax)

Really?! I didn't know that, and honestly that shocks me....

Well that proves to me once and for all that similarity of chemical structure is no indication whatsoever of similarity of subjective effects, because in my subjective experience those two benzos could be polar opposites!

I detest aplrazolam because it removes ALL my emotions and leaves me feeling stupified and about as human as a brick. Pyrazolam on the other hand does one thing only - removes anxiety. In my experience, having tried around ten different benzos, pyraz is the only one that has this super targeted effect.

In my eyes, it is the paradigm of what a benzo should be: something that negates anxiety without disrupting other faculties. I believe it's the safest benzo available and I have wondered why this isn't the gold standard medication in the treatment of anxiety.

Of course, as I've said before, people have radically different reactions to drugs, and nowhere else does this seem to be so vividly demonstrated as in the field of benzos. It's truly amazing how different people's subjective experiences are with this class of drug. I mean, all drugs elicit different reactions in people, but it's usually within certain parameters - degrees of difference. With benzos it seems that people can have any and all kinds of experience, they are simply so unpredictable.

That's why everyone needs to exercise extreme caution when advising others on benzo related matters. Drawing on one's own subjective experience of a certain benzo can be entirely irrelevant to another person.

 

[FlawedByDesign]

From what I've read it seems that this substance is mainly available in the form of pellets. I was wondering if anyone has came across pure pyrazolam powder? I have a couple vendors who take requests and thought this one may help me lower my etizolam intake. I find it strange that there is an abundance of etizolam/phenazepam powder while the rest are usually sold as pellets.

 

[bob_arctor]

Same here, never came across powder form Pyrazolam

 

[benzoman12345]

Yeah you can get it if you know where to look, fuck some people know where to get pure Alprazolam and Diazepam powder, any benzo actually.

 

[Kota]

When I'm out of hospital, I'm thinking of giving this stuff a crack. I wonder why I am always compelled to try new benzos when I already know of and can get hold of quite a few good ones? Hm.

 

[fudge2236]

This seems like it could be very useful. Though as more people find out it will become banned no doubt.

Oh and hello everyone. I've been reading on here for ages never got round to registering.

Fudge

 

[SilverLight]

Alprozam powder is super easy get if you use your noggin. I love Pyrazolam just ordered 100 with 100 Etizolam.. But using the logic of "chemical structure is similar...therefore backing up that effects are similar" is ridiculous and bad science. The two drugs are both good for anxiety but feel completely different. You will only get disappointed going into pyrazolam expecting xanax like buzz.

 

[Mental Kenny]

Yeah but the groginess is awful, did 8 and 2 up the snooter over the course of last niht was in bed by 12, couldn't get out of it this morning though and im usually an early riser. Its like a lie in drug

For me it's the other way round, pyraz seems to leave my body very quickly, unlike diclaz and fubromazepam.

Yesterday morning I consumed 4 of the flubromazepams as I had a doctor's appointment and just having to sit in a waiting room stresses the living shit out of me, afterwards I got on my daily kratom(I use it for maintenance).

Anyway at some point in the afternoon, I started being bored, given that I'm on anti-biotics I decided not to drink, I foolishly tried to get a buzz off the yellow pyrazolams, between lunchtime and bedtime I have consumed 16 of them, as in 16 pellets, one of them was crushed and snorted.

This morning I got up fresh as a rose. Something similar happened last week, same thing, no problem, getting up in the morning, I guess they are perfect for people with jobs, they don't make you look fucked up, don't give you slurrish benzo speech, don't make you stumble around like the village drunk from an Irish novel. Perfect

Of all the benzos I have tried I find them the easiest to wake up in the morning.

A few weeks ago I played around with some diclazepam, took the last one after dinner then dozed off watching a film, I only woke up the next day when my mother came back from work, which means that I was probably asleep for almost 20 hours.

Anyway I'm down to my last 4 pyrazolams, I think I will crush them and snort a couple of monster lines. Sorry nose, but you suffered worst when I was doing ethylphenidate everyday. Unless I find something around the house I can plug them with.

Later guys

 

[waking stasis]

hey guys im new here,

just wondering if anybody else here has tried high doses of pyrazolam, maybe i have a cross over tolerance from etizolam, but I've taken 24 pyraz, 0.5mg = 12 mg total) in the last 34 hours just to try and keep a nice anxiety reduction level .. I did get a nice sleep in between though. but yeah it seems i have to double or tripple drop to get any of these effect, but they make no difference on my mood really.

but i was wondering what the limit is, seeing as they are sold in halves you feel really guilty taking 4 at a time, if anybody else has tried? and what side effects that might have. if anybody has experience?

 

[sekio]

Expect all the typical niceties of benzodiazepine overuse, including memory loss, decreased coordination, and the potential for injury and seizures, paranoia, malaise, intense anxiety in withdrawal.

 

[sensitivemind]

Hi all! New to forum �� i was vey interested in trying the chem when i read about its anoxilic effects as i do suffer from anxiety, and yes i i dont need to be lectured on abusing them etc i am pretty sensible. I wanted to use it to try and take the edge off when walking in a busy place for example which i tend to get anxious about or on busy trains etc.

I have tried etizolam before however didn't find it calmed me or my racing thoughts in the evening, worrying about things that have happened/bad day at work etc i usually just had half once a week maybe but I found it too sedating to be used fuctionally to help with angst.

My bloke introduced me to the world of drugs, sensibly btw i was very interested he has a fair bit of expereince whereas me, just a handful of times. Anyway me n my bloke have had etiz plenty of times, him more then me, and we tried pyrazolam saturday in the day and went out for lunch, i had 1mg he had 0.5, however the effects were pretty unexpected, it took around an hour or so to feel anything, my bloke describes it as being similar to being stoned, i felt like not wanting to do anything, tiredness, a 'heavy body' type feeling, slighty floaty, faily calm, it was fairly nice tbh. I was expecting a big releif of angst but it didnt seem to happen as i was still nervous asking for the bill for our lunch etc, though i did chat more then usual to the waitress. My bloke said he wasnt too keen on the pyraz and that its something he would have for sleep.

Me however will try it again, sunday night i tried half and felt no effects an hour later, so had the other half - 0.5mg, and didnt feel that same feeling as i had on saturday, tolerence maybe?? I didnt notice any effects to be honest Sunday night, but maybe it was hard to tell as i was at home and not in an angst provoking situation, though i was worrying about monday morning and did have some angst about the day and took the pyraz to see if it would calm me for sleep and get rid of the angst like alot of other posters have said. I didnt get that sedated on it either though i do think it gave me a good sleep. Felt anxious today, rebound angst??? Anyway will try it again at weekend maybe to check whether sunday nights effects or rather, non effects were due to tolerence or something

Oh the 'stoned' type effects on Saturday didn't last too long a few hours at most, i don't know about the anoxilic effects as i was home before the stoned effects fully wore off so after those initial stoned type feelings maybe it could help with anxiety.

Sorry for my spelling i mean 'anxiolytic' - anti angst

 

[sensitivemind]

tried this again today, day off work wahoo! Wanted to see what anxiolytic effects it would have whilst out. I took 0.5mg then went out with my mother somewhere (no she didn't know id had anything) i felt a little spaced out. I had another 0.5 about an hour and half later and felt a little bit more spaced out, and did feel calmer. Felt tired also.
I'm beginning to think that from reading others' reports that maybeee this batch i got isn't great, i really don't want that feeling of being sedative or spacey, i purely wanted the anxiolytic effects, most things i have read about this says its great for relieving anxiety, which i think it did to a point but its hard to tell as i felt fairly tired. Though i had a flubromazepam for the first time last night, which made me very tired... not etizolam feeling at all just a heavy tired feeling and woke up feeling still slightly tired/spacey this morn which must still be on my system as i felt a little odd when i fot up. I thought seeing as tho pyraz isn't supposed to have much sedative/hypnotic effects i would tryit whilstput - times when i get anxios. I think it helped eith angst a little bit but again, i felt a little spaced out and tired.
Will buy some more from a different site and see how they go with me.

 

[blah_blah1991]

This sounds like a wonder drug for anxiety, similar to bromazapam but shorter lasting? Is this available in the US from a shop or is it underground? Haven't found much info by googling.

 

[mydrugbuddy]

Does anyone know if Pyrazolam is interchangable and fully substitutable with other benzos please ? Particularly thieno thingies like etizolam? I wouldnt want to become addicted to 2 different classes of benzos?

Im allready addicted to etiz, and am finding pyrazolam preferable for taking at a new job at work as its not too strong as a sedative, but works great for anxiety.

 

[lolwhatzdrugs]

Most of them are highly cross tolerant. If you're dependant on one and in withdrawals from say etizolam, valium would stop it and vice versa. I'm pretty damn sure of this, but someone correct me if they don't quite have the cross tolerance I think they do.

In other words, you can't be dependant on valium and etizolam and stop the valium and increase the dose of etizolam and be in withdrawal, they're both gabagerics, and the withdrawal is from messing with the same GABA receptors.