Help - Search - Members - Calendar
Full Version: Fast acting benzo that could be used in conjunction with klonopin. Note this is due to the fact that erm I might go off on someone at Christmas.
CrazyBoards > Meds and Other Crap That Make Life Tolerable > Benzodiazepines - Take a Chill Pill!
nightshade
Need some suggestions for fast acting benzo's that I could take on top of my klonopin if I REALLY FLIP MY LID. Been on xanax generic .25 tablets, which when I was on that I was eating 1.5 mg of it and then some.

sleep.gif

8 days and counting till Christmas.
Dweii
Xanax has been the most fast acting (and potent) one I've tried. Was it a problem that you needed a high dose? Or didn't even 1.5 mg work?
lemonflavor
I use Ativan that I have stashed about once a week for social situations on top on Klonopin and it works great.
Velvet Elvis
Check out the klonopin wafers.
nightshade
QUOTE (Velvet Elvis @ Dec 18 2006, 01:28 PM) *
Check out the klonopin wafers.



Thanks for the wafer idea VelvetElvis, unfortunatley I don't think they are available in generic for starters, as far as with the xanax it was leaving my system too quickly, and causing me to start nodding off at work, when I was on them. This is one of the reason's I'm seeking alternatives.

*sigh* I hate the holidays anymore. Just realized one of the gifts I bought is missing a component, so that doesn't please me.

Christmas the gift that keeps on giving.....mentally ill people hell. Something like that.

wtf.gif
Todd
QUOTE (nightshade @ Dec 18 2006, 06:24 PM) *
Thanks for the wafer idea VelvetElvis, unfortunatley I don't think they are available in generic for starters


Hi Nightshade:

I'm pretty sure they are. My insurance company shows them as currently available, and I know for certain they were available a year ago.

Todd.
nightshade
QUOTE (Todd @ Dec 20 2006, 04:23 AM) *
QUOTE (nightshade @ Dec 18 2006, 06:24 PM) *

Thanks for the wafer idea VelvetElvis, unfortunatley I don't think they are available in generic for starters


Hi Nightshade:

I'm pretty sure they are. My insurance company shows them as currently available, and I know for certain they were available a year ago.

Todd.



Todd,
While they may be available they don't appear to be available in generic 1mg sublingual tablets.
Todd
QUOTE (nightshade @ Dec 20 2006, 09:05 PM) *
Todd,
While they may be available they don't appear to be available in generic 1mg sublingual tablets.


Hi Nightshade:

They should go all the way up to 2mg...

Todd.
This is a "lo-fi" version of our main content. To view the full version with more information, formatting and images, please click here.
Invision Power Board © 2001-2009 Invision Power Services, Inc.