Clobromazolam

bigblueallda said:
Same here. Very interested to find out what it is like.
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I have it in silver Xanax bar presses in an unknown mg but probably .25mg .
Diazepam has been my favourite benzo for many years and I've used that exclusively. Since trying all the common benzos and bromazolam, I found clobromazolam to be my favourite, although I am hesitant to be wanting to be on it full time unless I can get at least 50g.
Clobromazolam hits just as fast as any benzo but it gets increasingly sedating for the first 18 hours, then you get an alert, anxiolytic and very calm feeling for the next 24 hours. The elimination half life is the longest I've ever experienced. This is without a doubt my favourite benzo but I'd only use it as a treat like, once a month or less.
 
i like it, too. it IS incredibly potent, as it should be. i wouldnt really consider it respiratory depression as the other member, so much as respiratory suppression: my breathing and presumably heart rate will simply not go up, making working (somewhat physically demanding at times) within <36+hrs plain difficult. it does slow my breathing for its initial onset (within minutes sublingually), but increasing dose does not cause noticeably increased depression/suppression. i simply start breathing very deeply as in a meditative state. have gone as high as 1.5mg as much as 3 days in a row, and lingering effects were very prominent 24hrs and present 48hrs past that. anxiolytic effects at that 24hr mark were hard to notice as i was very tired and very worried about my work performance, but I made it through and was exceptionally calm ( on the second day). the downside was that after such strong sleep for 3 nights in a row, i felt ok but could not sleep at all one night and then very poorly a couple nights after. this would be expected from a heavy binge of any benzo, for me. i dont do them daily or even weekly anymore but did for many years.

have you tried 3-oh-phenazepam to compare it to? I am interested in it, too, as a more therapeutic and primarily anxiolytic tool. having been around for almost a decade I wouldnt expect the chem to disappear overnight, but you never know, and would prefer to order from big jack while he has stock if possible
 
fuzzypumpkin said:
well phenazepam is that rc that people were ordering from China and eyeballing doses, blacking out for weeks, and ending up in prison or worse. It is what drew a lot of public attention to rc's unfortunately like 10 years ago.
But if you dose it correctly, or get the tablets they manufacture in Russia and distribute around post USSR countries, it is not euphoric or hypnotic or blackout inducing. It is just perfectly anxiolytic and lasts for a long time. That's what i am personally looking for
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I used to get the phenazepam blisters from rupharma.com haha. Great stuff once you know how to tame it.
 
triazophile said:
i like it, too. it IS incredibly potent, as it should be. i wouldnt really consider it respiratory depression as the other member, so much as respiratory suppression: my breathing and presumably heart rate will simply not go up, making working (somewhat physically demanding at times) within <36+hrs plain difficult. it does slow my breathing for its initial onset (within minutes sublingually), but increasing dose does not cause noticeably increased depression/suppression. i simply start breathing very deeply as in a meditative state. have gone as high as 1.5mg as much as 3 days in a row, and lingering effects were very prominent 24hrs and present 48hrs past that. anxiolytic effects at that 24hr mark were hard to notice as i was very tired and very worried about my work performance, but I made it through and was exceptionally calm ( on the second day). the downside was that after such strong sleep for 3 nights in a row, i felt ok but could not sleep at all one night and then very poorly a couple nights after. this would be expected from a heavy binge of any benzo, for me. i dont do them daily or even weekly anymore but did for many years.

have you tried 3-oh-phenazepam to compare it to? I am interested in it, too, as a more therapeutic and primarily anxiolytic tool. having been around for almost a decade I wouldnt expect the chem to disappear overnight, but you never know, and would prefer to order from big jack while he has stock if possible
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Nope. Not even heard of that one
 
Here are my clobromazolam bars. They are called Mothmans. They have a nice silver colour. Best bars I've ever had by a long way. IMG_20221029_124322.jpg
 
'Xanax' Mothmans 🪰
 

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triazophile said:
i like it, too. it IS incredibly potent, as it should be. i wouldnt really consider it respiratory depression as the other member, so much as respiratory suppression: my breathing and presumably heart rate will simply not go up, making working (somewhat physically demanding at times) within <36+hrs plain difficult. it does slow my breathing for its initial onset (within minutes sublingually), but increasing dose does not cause noticeably increased depression/suppression. i simply start breathing very deeply as in a meditative state. have gone as high as 1.5mg as much as 3 days in a row, and lingering effects were very prominent 24hrs and present 48hrs past that. anxiolytic effects at that 24hr mark were hard to notice as i was very tired and very worried about my work performance, but I made it through and was exceptionally calm ( on the second day). the downside was that after such strong sleep for 3 nights in a row, i felt ok but could not sleep at all one night and then very poorly a couple nights after. this would be expected from a heavy binge of any benzo, for me. i dont do them daily or even weekly anymore but did for many years.

have you tried 3-oh-phenazepam to compare it to? I am interested in it, too, as a more therapeutic and primarily anxiolytic tool. having been around for almost a decade I wouldnt expect the chem to disappear overnight, but you never know, and would prefer to order from big jack while he has stock if possible
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It takes a few doses over a number of days for the active metabolite (I've forgotten the name) to build up in your system. Presumably this will increase its sedative, muscle relaxant and anxiolytic effects. A week of guaranteed bliss ❣️💤😴💤❣️
 
triazophile said:
i like it, too. it IS incredibly potent, as it should be. i wouldnt really consider it respiratory depression as the other member, so much as respiratory suppression: my breathing and presumably heart rate will simply not go up, making working (somewhat physically demanding at times) within <36+hrs plain difficult. it does slow my breathing for its initial onset (within minutes sublingually), but increasing dose does not cause noticeably increased depression/suppression. i simply start breathing very deeply as in a meditative state. have gone as high as 1.5mg as much as 3 days in a row, and lingering effects were very prominent 24hrs and present 48hrs past that. anxiolytic effects at that 24hr mark were hard to notice as i was very tired and very worried about my work performance, but I made it through and was exceptionally calm ( on the second day). the downside was that after such strong sleep for 3 nights in a row, i felt ok but could not sleep at all one night and then very poorly a couple nights after. this would be expected from a heavy binge of any benzo, for me. i dont do them daily or even weekly anymore but did for many years.

have you tried 3-oh-phenazepam to compare it to? I am interested in it, too, as a more therapeutic and primarily anxiolytic tool. having been around for almost a decade I wouldnt expect the chem to disappear overnight, but you never know, and would prefer to order from big jack while he has stock if possible
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Ive not heard of 3-oh-phenazepam. If it's more anxiolytic than phenazepam then it could be my holy grail of benzos.
Do you know the elimination half-life of 3-oh?
 
No, but I fortunately have received mine from big jack, and now that it's the weekend have a little feedback.

Its elimination time should be pretty short. The half life may be 20hrs or more, but being a 3-hydroxy compound (like lorazepam), it should be very minimally metabolized and excreted unchanged. One study I found was that IV use (i suspect sublingual rivals) found it 80% eliminated within 70-90 something hours. The same study said that transdermal application led to the same 80% in 320 something hours. I have absolutely no idea what information can be drawn regarding oral/normal ingestion from transdermal use. In any case the majority of reports available only comment on its surprisingly short half life.quick bounce back (likely not realizing the 3-hydroxy factor,

In any case it is a much gentler experience than my current occasional phenazolam and/or flubrotizolam. good clearheaded mood boost from the elimination of stress. surely my #1 choice right now for daytime, mild/effective physical and mental comfort, and probably mixes great with phenazolam and flubrotiz
 
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Clobromazolam

Clobromazolam<br />Synonyms: Phenazolam<br />IUPAC NAME: 8-bromo-6-(2-chlorophenyl)-1-methyl-4H-[1,2,4]triazolo[4,3-a][1,4]benzodiazepine<br />Chemical formula: C17H12BrClN4<br />Molar mass: 387.67 g•mol−1<br />CAS Number: 87213-50-1
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