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Lab test may see something similar to etizolam, if whatever database being used tests for it. fluclo is better imho but im not paying...

because a CN source has it listed as available. it seems unlikely that both would appear on the market at the same time. why release...

i believe they tried but failed. i loved pyrazolam, have always wanted to try EU's bromazepam or the other two pyridine-ring triazoles...

i dont think this chem is 0-PCP, but is in fact 0-PCPr.

it is not that crazy- china just banned production and india cracked down/counterfeits surged. etizolam and brotizolam are still used in...

not at all- there are plenty of old synths/stock still available in small amounts by smaller vendors, but CN bulk only offers a few...

yes lorazepam is considered safer for people like myself with liver problems, as i believe like 90%+ is excreted unchanged in urine, so...

good luck finding any alternatives anymore, unfortunately

all of these rcs til ethylbrom were first developed- or rather rediscovered- and produced in the EU. bromazolam was probably their most...

i barely noticed nifoxipam a decade ago when released, just mixed it or used it to kill any withdrawal i'd have gotten when rotating...

in a lot of ways it is similar to flubromazolam, in terms of sedation is the opposite. peak takes 3+hrs and it can very much feel like...

^^yes i agree you thought of a much better example. 4-mmc's excellence vs 4-mec's mildness. i am no chemist or not a scholarly man just...

phenazolam/clobromazolam is closest to flubromazolam, without the sedation. very strong delusions of sobriety and amnesia at anything...

its popped up in fake valium (prob others) in england lately. new zealand. it could be a situation like pyraz re: EU vs CN's attempt to...

some may be suitable but as a rule of thumb, probably not the best available option. librium and valium are used primarily because of...