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Sugary Ativan?

Johndoedoe.junk

Johndoedoe.junk

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So I recently tried out a new to me mom and pop pharmacy and had my Ativan filled there. To my great surprise the Ativan tastes VERY sugary. In all the time I've taken Ativan I don't ever believe I've had it taste sugary. FWIW the brand is Excellium. Anyone else ever had this taste before with Ativan/lorazepam?

Definitely the polar opposite of Xanax, lol.
 
I can't say I've had particularly, sugary Ativan. Any kind were generic, an they all tasted the same. I must say that I do enjoy the taste of them.
Anyway I'll keep an eye out for those kind of Ativan.
Please post orif you have anything to add, like effects wise. Im interested.

Btw, I take Clonazepam. I sure dig the minty taste.
 
Speed King said:
I can't say I've had particularly, sugary Ativan. Any kind were generic, an they all tasted the same. I must say that I do enjoy the taste of them.
Anyway I'll keep an eye out for those kind of Ativan.
Please post orif you have anything to add, like effects wise. Im interested.

Btw, I take Clonazepam. I sure dig the minty taste.
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Let's put it this way, put etizolam to shame sugarwise. Will keep you informed effectswise.
 
Been on clonzepam for a while and I've always thought it was minty. Before that I was on Ativan and I think I can remember the sweet taste I just assumed it was a distinguished taste that they added to benzos. Either way its not bad haha
 
Yea, if I don't have Ativan for a while, they taste pretty good when I have it. And those klonopin are really cool and minty. Too bad you really can't sniff Klonopin because they make your head feel cool and minty ?
 
Johndoedoe.junk said:
If it doesn't taste bitter then something's wrong, lol.
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This. Whether or not you mind that horrible taste is a other story.

The ativan I was given at a hospital one time was chalky, sweet, and dissolved fast. Never bothered biting into ativan any other times though so I can't confirm if that's how other lorazepam preperations taste.
 
Lorazepam always tastes slightly sweet. I akways used to take the gneric 1 mg. tabs sublingually and alwayd taste nice and sweet. It's funny, clonazepam tastes minty from what Ive heard(dont know, always just swallowed them), and others, such as alprozolam and pyrazolam, taste very bitter.
 
Yeah, it's funny I keep hearing about the mintyness of Kpins but I never noticed that while I took them. Then again I always just swallowed them with a mouthful of water. The Xanax I can taste regardless of the water it's so strong and the Ativan I probably wouldn't have noticed the sweetness of I hadn't just popped em with no water. As far as the etizolam, I like the taste of those. I usually pop one and let it start to dissolve just to enjoy the taste.

Now deos68 don't think yourself too weird for liking the Xanax taste. I don't mind it too much as long as I have a soda around to wash it out if it's too intense. In my experience the bitterer the better potency although I'm sure some might argue this.
 
I guess mods I'd you wanna close this feel free as the question has been answered as I know we're not supposed to have threads that cause endless speculation. Not that I want it closed, just trying to adhere to the BDD guidelines.
 
i have taken kpins also and they are minty no bitterness and i do find it quite potent not a xanax exp but still pretty potent
 
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