Has anyone tried nifoxipam?

[DerailedFisherman]

Has anyone tried this chem yet? I saw a vendor with it and I'm interested. I miss etizolam and flualp and benzos that actually were worth it as far as rcs go. Haven't tried rilmazafone yet but will eventually

If anyone's tried it I'd love to hear about strength and duration. We need a new good rc benzo. The ones we have rn suck. Bromazolam sucked even idk why people like that one.

But yeah. Any nifoxipam experience reports?

 

[scarred14]

anyone?

 

[supersport7]

Yeah. It's quiet sedating. 2.5mg I'd say it's equivalent to valium or mabey even temazepam. YMMV

 

[DerailedFisherman]

Yeah. It's quiet sedating. 2.5mg I'd say it's equivalent to valium or mabey even temazepam. YMMV

How strong is the 2.5mg compared to like alp or clon?

 

[triazophile]

Has anyone tried this chem yet? I saw a vendor with it and I'm interested. I miss etizolam and flualp and benzos that actually were worth it as far as rcs go. Haven't tried rilmazafone yet but will eventually

If anyone's tried it I'd love to hear about strength and duration. We need a new good rc benzo. The ones we have rn suck. Bromazolam sucked even idk why people like that one.

But yeah. Any nifoxipam experience reports?

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 out of nifoxipam when it came out a decade ago. that said, the 3-oh-benzos such as this, 3-oh-phenazepam, lorazepam, i believe temazepam are pretty hit or miss w/ people. low active metabolites/quick total elimination time which is generally a good quality outside of tapering for total bzd discontinuation

 

[scarred14]

sorry just wondering about the last part, since im kinda b3nz0 illiterate, the 3 ohs are harder or easier to/for tapering?

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 out of nifoxipam when it came out a decade ago. that said, the 3-oh-benzos such as this, 3-oh-phenazepam, lorazepam, i believe temazepam are pretty hit or miss w/ people. low active metabolites/quick total elimination time which is generally a good quality outside of tapering for total bzd discontinuation

 

[triazophile]

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

 

[scarred14]

yes makes total sense i was just not thinking of that at the time, thank you!

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