Cl0n@zep@m sedate you??

[MathewM]

I've been told and read that Cl0nazepam is pretty much the strongest benzo on the market, along size X@nax.

Though I've used it a couple of times for its relaxing properties like I would a beer.. I've NEVER been sedated or felt anything of any kind from Cl0nazepam :s

They where in no way fake or bad batch, my mate had a script for 10x 2mg Cl0nazepam and was willing to swap me for some of my V@lium, never really experiencing Cl0nazepam before so I was all for it! I went to them chemist with him and got an unopened bottle straight from our local chemist in Australia, he gave them to me and warned me to go VERY easy as they will mess me up big time! I had tried them before with no effects but still took caution, I believe I took 2-4 (Up to 8mg over the night) with zero effects. I was really hoping/expecting for something heavily sedating like say 6mg of X@nax..

So anyway I saved the rest of the pills (6 or 7) and waited a few days as to get whatever was in my system out, come time to give it another try I ended up taking ALL of them one one hit! Not something I could ever recommend ANYONE do!! But yes I took 10mg+ of Cl0nazepam within seconds, again it gave me zero effect!!

My question is.. Is Cl0nazepam meant to have sedative side effects like X@NAX or when it comes to charts showing how effective each benzo is mg for mg or does that mainly refer to anxiety relief? Should 10mg of Cl0nazepam give some sedation?? How does it effect you? Is it possible that im simply immune to Cl0nazepam's sedative effects? Or by the off chance that I somehow got a a bad batch from a local chemist? (Talk about one in a billion)

Whats the go?? Anyone have any ideas?

 

[jewels480]

I have been on ClOnazepam for years and have learned through my own research that even though it is one the strongest Benzos, because of its slow onset of action and long half-life people just simply don't notice the sedating effects of the drug. X@n@x, on the other hand, kicks in so quickly and is out the system so quickly that we notice it. It's like a sharp change as opposed to a slow gradual change. Hope this gives you some idea as to why they have little effect on you.