filthygerms
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knowing i have triazolam,.....love u guys, give me tips....how much=death??
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Benzos this is the best i have ever felt in my life
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Mr.Scagnattie
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What exactly is the question here..?
macd610
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I think the O.P. is saying he/she is on triazolam and wants to know how much he/she can take without overdosing.
Don't think this is anything that can be answered, as there is no information on tolerance, what has been ingested, how much etc...
Opening Poster, We need much more information here in order to even know if we can answer your question.
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macd610
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NO, MASS, it's not just you lol! I remember something titled very similarly to this thread (the "I feel great" type).
Bet this'll be closed very soon, since there's no more info from O.P.
It's a long and rocky path
No matter the drug
If it is your first time using it, it seems like all your worries have just been eliminated
Remember like any drug, as time goes on the feelings of happiness and "I've been saved" diminish and the positive effects become less and less
I have no experience with triazolam and with the amount of different drugs I've been through I hope I never do
Best of luck, don't overdo it.
No matter the drug
If it is your first time using it, it seems like all your worries have just been eliminated
Remember like any drug, as time goes on the feelings of happiness and "I've been saved" diminish and the positive effects become less and less
I have no experience with triazolam and with the amount of different drugs I've been through I hope I never do
Best of luck, don't overdo it.
tricomb
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this is essentially the same type of thread you posted here: http://www.bluelight.ru/vb/threads/...-ever-felt-in-my-life?p=11394932#post11394932
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Triazolam is infamous for it's ridiculous potency (I've been RX'd it for years) but tolerance builds fast with regular use.
Out of all the benzodiazepines, I have read multiple studies indicating that triazolam does not induce as much respiratory depression as other common benzodiazepine alternatives (midazolam, alprazolam, nitrazepam, etc).
For this reason, it is a very common DOC for use in the office of a dentist/orthodontist without requiring the presence of an anesthesiologist to monitor O2 levels, and other vitals. Obviously this is dose dependent.
From what I remember from dental surgery, I've been given 0.5mg sublingual triazolam to take 30 minutes before my surgery/appointment. Then at the office, I'm given another 0.25mg sublingual triazolam PRN or every 15-20 minutes to maintain conscious sedation and amnesia. I have also been given midazolam on multiple occasions for dental work and I have found that midazolam (Versed) is FAR superior to triazolam (again, this is for therapeutic/doctor ordered sedation.)
I much prefer midazolam as I rarely take it, unlike triazolam, which is a regular/occasional thing.
My oral surgeons have always been compassionate with me as I'm a chronic pain patient who's fairly heavily opioid and benzodiazepine dependent, so obviously during the pre-surgery consultation, I express my concerns regarding my tolerance to both benzodiazepines (ESPECIALLY TRIAZOLAM [Halcion]) because I'm RX'd it nightly, unlike midazolam, which I only receive while in the hospital or under the supervision of a qualified anesthesiologist. And as for the opioids, I have been a daily doser for years, so I've been lucky enough to be RX'd hydromorphone instead of percocet in times past.
I hope I never have to have oral surgery again, it is by far one of the most painful outpatient procedures I've ever encountered. Especially dry socket. Ergo, higher dose fentanyl / higher dose midazolam is what I usually ask for.
Stop glorifying drug abuse, if you have an HR question, ask it in an appropriate format. If you need help with our posting standards, there's a link in my signature.
Triazolam is infamous for it's ridiculous potency (I've been RX'd it for years) but tolerance builds fast with regular use.
Out of all the benzodiazepines, I have read multiple studies indicating that triazolam does not induce as much respiratory depression as other common benzodiazepine alternatives (midazolam, alprazolam, nitrazepam, etc).
For this reason, it is a very common DOC for use in the office of a dentist/orthodontist without requiring the presence of an anesthesiologist to monitor O2 levels, and other vitals. Obviously this is dose dependent.
From what I remember from dental surgery, I've been given 0.5mg sublingual triazolam to take 30 minutes before my surgery/appointment. Then at the office, I'm given another 0.25mg sublingual triazolam PRN or every 15-20 minutes to maintain conscious sedation and amnesia. I have also been given midazolam on multiple occasions for dental work and I have found that midazolam (Versed) is FAR superior to triazolam (again, this is for therapeutic/doctor ordered sedation.)
I much prefer midazolam as I rarely take it, unlike triazolam, which is a regular/occasional thing.
My oral surgeons have always been compassionate with me as I'm a chronic pain patient who's fairly heavily opioid and benzodiazepine dependent, so obviously during the pre-surgery consultation, I express my concerns regarding my tolerance to both benzodiazepines (ESPECIALLY TRIAZOLAM [Halcion]) because I'm RX'd it nightly, unlike midazolam, which I only receive while in the hospital or under the supervision of a qualified anesthesiologist. And as for the opioids, I have been a daily doser for years, so I've been lucky enough to be RX'd hydromorphone instead of percocet in times past.
I hope I never have to have oral surgery again, it is by far one of the most painful outpatient procedures I've ever encountered. Especially dry socket. Ergo, higher dose fentanyl / higher dose midazolam is what I usually ask for.
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