my mom gave me a bottle of midrin that she had got from the doc a while back for migraines. she only used them once and it didn't work. i took two and 45 minutes later i was passing in and out of a crazy daze on my bed. i had my tv on with eyes closed and my imagination was running wild along to the audio the tv was giving off. i felt amazing. it wasn't crazy euphoric like opiates but it was very nice. needless to say a couple days later the bottle was gone. i'm in a different country now and it's not available by prescription here and i read it's been discontinued in the states. are there any other drugs similar to midrin that i might be able to get a hold of?
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Misc what drugs are similar to midrin? (dichloralphenazone and isometheptene)
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That's why. Chloral is the active shit in it. Related drugs are things like chloroform, ether, alcohol.
They are all pretty tough on your liver and kidneys though.
Chloral hydrate is a chlorinated "cousin" of ethyl alcohol (drinking alcohol) that is rather more potent as an intoxicant. Chloral hyrate was once used as a sedative but as you noticed, it's addicting and euphoric and gets you humongously plastered. Regular usage causes phosgene, a WW1 war gas, to be produced in your liver. (and trichloroacetic acid, an insecticide/pesticide) Not good!
This family of drugs was probably replaced by the barbiturates (Tuinal, Seconal, etc. which have all been discontinued - save for phenobarbital, which is like getting hit with a sack of bricks) and then later the benzodiazepines (Xanax/Ativan/Valium/Klonopin) and Z-drugs (Lunesta etc)
The closest alternative is
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