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No, all benzodiazepines have high LD50. LD50 means "median lethal dose", so basically you'd have to take a lot of it to die. It's like several pill bottles for Xanax haha, probably a lot for Valium.
If you read the Wikipedia page it says that benzos replaced barbiturates (aka the drug class N is in) because of low overdose potential.
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If you read the Wikipedia page it says that benzos replaced barbiturates (aka the drug class N is in) because of low overdose potential.
Barbiturate - Wikipedia
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Thank you so much! I feel that taking pills is the most peaceful way I'm not sure which drugs to take. Note that I don't have access and never tried the street drugs so it has to be something I can get through my doctorNo, all benzodiazepines have high LD50. LD50 means "median lethal dose", so basically you'd have to take a lot of it to die. It's like several pill bottles for Xanax haha, probably a lot for Valium.
If you read the Wikipedia page it says that benzos replaced barbiturates (aka the drug class N is in) because of low overdose potential.
Barbiturate - Wikipedia
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