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some may be suitable but as a rule of thumb, probably not the best available option. librium and valium are used primarily because of the extensive metabolites formed, leading to a slow gradual decline of benzos in one's system

most/all serve a distinct purpose imho. phenazolam just is simply not a good substitute for alp, or brom- more of a clonazepam substitute and even then probably not. the main reason clonazepam is considered safe for long term daily use is it having little/no active metabolites. i didnt get much...

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...

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...

it is very good. I meant to say that benzodiazepines do not cause complications from respiratory depression alone. In case of (never fatal) overdose, especially, breathing is slowed. I noticed some from just 0.25mg the other night myself. It was taken after a long work week, sublingually, and...

most i have lost to drugs (especially before the fent epidemic) were from this combo, too. but to clarify, i do not intend to mix with any other CNS depressants, and BZD's themselves do not really cause respiratory depression. this is why i am curious about having to remind himself to breath.

i first tried this chem last year at unknown (pressed pill) doses, but have tested this current yellow powder at 0.25mg too. It seemed to last at least 8hrs for me but i dont want to comment too much on its effects as it was a small dose for me (highly tolerant to bzd's). do you take other CNS...