Haha well if you're sure! I must say I am rather jeally of your scripts for dex and clonazepam. Were you diagnoses with ADHD? What's the clonazepam for? NHS or private?
I know what I'm doing mate trust me
Besides my fam knows I am on meds anyway. Any weird behaviour is put down to meds. Another time we met for a picnic in summer. I was in the middle of a DHC habit after a recent operation. Took benzos on top too. Dex wasn't enough to balance it out fully. Was very obviously mashed. My aunt commented "he's not sober is he?" but that's about it. They're not gonna stage some intervention for me because as I always say it's not an addiction if you got a prescription!
Both those scripts are from the NHS yes. Was first diagnosed with ADHD as a kid. Had to be reassessed as an adult because adult ADHD is defined as a separate condition in the UK. Then had to go through Concerta and Vyvanse before finally hitting the jackpot. I was on Vyvanse for years and only switched for practical reasons though. Vyvanse was too unpredictable in onset, duration, and potency as a prodrug. With straight dex I control how much is in my system which is what I want.
The clonazepam script started off as a diazepam script referred from a private psychiatrist. Got it transferred to the NHS thanks to a lovely understanding GP. One day I went to my GP complaining that the diazepam makes me too foggy headed and act drunk which is bad at work (again 100% true, the key to all this truly is that I've known my GP ages and we have a trusting doctor/patient relationship, I don't lie for scripts) and asked for clonazepam instead since it still has a long duration but is more clearheaded. I expected to be questioned on how the fuck I'd know what clonazepam feels like having never been previously prescribed it or at best get 0.5mg, but I was asked no questions and just got stuck straight on a repeat script for 2mg.
Here's a weird thing, for some reason there is no 1mg clonazepam in the UK. There is only 0.5mg and 2mg. It's also not approved for anxiety at all, only epilepsy. So it's an off-label maximum dose benzo script I am supremely lucky to have. It is the strongest benzo script you can get on the NHS (remember alprazolam is blacklisted, private docs only).
Honestly anyone can get a dex script if they can afford £200 for a private ADHD specialist assessment, after that you get it transferred to the NHS, it's not hard. They are surprisingly very lax with uppers in this country. The clonazepam script is the real impressive bit to me.
Oh I even get the actual Roche Rivotril brand from my pharmacy too!