Any RC Benz mags worth it anymore?

I see riftchems claims to have brom@z mags as well as pyn@z an analogue of pyr@ mags. Are either of those good reads?? What are some good cheap rc benzo mags f they exist anymore??? I know the days of having mags of clam and having a year supply of reading is gone but is there anything out there worth it these days? Dollar for dollar seems like Alex beats out most of the rc chem prices and Im better off going with pharm.

Ravipops said:

I see riftchems claims to have bromazolam as well as pynazolam an analogue of pyrazolam. Are either of those good?? What are some good cheap rc benzos if they exist anymore??? I know the days of mixing a PG soln of clam and having a year supply is gone but is there anything out there worth it these days? Dollar for dollar seems like Alex beats out most of the rc chem prices and Im better off going with pharm.

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Br0m@z is a good read in my opinion.
Idk anything about Rift but other authors I’ve gotten this mag from have been enjoyable reads.
I usually stick with @lp, and get the farmer mags. They’re decently priced and reliable but if the author is good, br0m@z is definitely worth it and usually cheaper than any @lp mags if you have a price constraint on your subscriptions.

Wicked said:

Br0m@z is a good read in my opinion.
Idk anything about Rift but other authors I’ve gotten this mag from have been enjoyable reads.
I usually stick with @lp, and get the farmer mags. They’re decently priced and reliable but if the author is good, br0m@z is definitely worth it and usually cheaper than any @lp mags if you have a price constraint on your subscriptions.

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Would you liken brom@ closer to @lpraz or clon@z?

I’d say your assessment in the first post is spot on. Any magazines, from the right authors, will be better than any pr£$$ you can find. Don’t get me wrong, I subscribed to honestly way too many influenza alpine and brotatoe magazines to the point where at least the former will last for fucking ever as I read a quarter of a page and I’m usually dozed off. The second are nice and I’d liken them to option A in reading experience but option C in reading duration, plus how long it takes to get to the plot. I wouldn’t describe any of those as a perfect match, tbh it’s more like a slower version of @lpine magazine in pretty much every regard that likely would offer the same reading experience if it were faster paced, but the story starts slow in comparison and is drawn out. Which id consider both a positive and negative, positive being I really only want to read it once when I choose that magazine during the day where ąIpine I have to go back and re-read at least once or twice. Negative is it’s not as intense of a read page for page, and the hand-written nature of them makes the amount of pages you actually read questionable