What kind of benzos should be used with SN and what dosage?

[Holloet]

Are any kind of benzos okay? How much should you take and when? At the same time as the meto and antacid?

 

[Nymph]

I think any benzo is okay and probably the time before taking SN. Depends how long it takes for the benzos to kick in. The ones I have take an hour so I will personably take it 1 hour before SN.

 

[SleepyTime]

For SN, which has a shorter time-frame to CTB, any benzo would work (since, the length of action is not important).

When to take it is dependent upon the particular benzo and its onset of action.

• Rapid onset (<15 minutes) are diazepam and flurazepam,
• Intermediate onset (15-30 minutes) are librium, xanax, clonzazepam, and halcion, and
• Slow onset (30-60 minutes) are temazepam and oxazepam

However, you should also consider the Peak onset for the particular benzo you are going to use. This is when you would be more likely to be "knocked out" and for most benzos this would be about an hour (guessing you will take it orally and not i.v.). But some take longer for Peak onset (such as librium at 2-4 hrs). Also, it can depend upon your history with the bezno. So you will have to do some reasearch for your particular benzo.

 

[rt1989526]

What's the benzo going to do in this process? Simply relax the person? I don't have Benzos but I have Zopiclones and Propranolol that I hope could combine to the same effect.

 

[Deleted member 18655]

What's the benzo going to do in this process? Simply relax the person? I don't have Benzos but I have Zopiclones and Propranolol that I hope could combine to the same effect.

I'm getting meto tomorrow but I can't get benzos from the walk-in clinic. I have lots of Propranolol though.

 

[SleepyTime]

The benzo is just an option to help relax before (nervousness), help make you drowsy so that you hopefully pass out during, and then not freak out and call an ambulance afterwards.

But there are many other options to help with this. Many people find it easier to obtain benzos (one of the most perscribed drugs in the U.S.)

 

[rt1989526]

I'm gonna try to get a benzo, but if not I'll make do with the Zopiclones. Hopefully those knock me out along with the SN and it'll be adios for good

 

[Holloet]

For SN, which has a shorter time-frame to CTB, any benzo would work (since, the length of action is not important).

When to take it is dependent upon the particular benzo and its onset of action.

• Rapid onset (<15 minutes) are diazepam and flurazepam,
• Intermediate onset (15-30 minutes) are librium, xanax, clonzazepam, and halcion, and
• Slow onset (30-60 minutes) are temazepam and oxazepam

However, you should also consider the Peak onset for the particular benzo you are going to use. This is when you would be more likely to be "knocked out" and for most benzos this would be about an hour (guessing you will take it orally and not i.v.). But some take longer for Peak onset (such as librium at 2-4 hrs). Also, it can depend upon your history with the bezno. So you will have to do some reasearch for your particular benzo.

But what about dosage? Just a normal dose? And can it be taken at the same time as meto/antacid/painkillers?

 

[Deleted member 18655]

I take Propranolol for MS and PTSD tremours. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. It doesn't relax me at all. I think I'm going to ask the doc tomorrow for some sort of tranquiliser - I need a family doctor to get benzos and I don't have one so sleeping pills are a good option, no?

 

[Holloet]

Bump. Still curious about dosage. Also, I read Tagamet can interact with Xanax.