Most euphoric RC benzo that isn't so sedating I'll pass out.
Hey friends. I've had a lot of experience with benzos in my life. My favorite functional benzo is Valium, however I don't find it recreational except at extremely high doses. I've got an extreme dislike for Xanax because I have a very low tolerance to losing all motor functions and blacking out on it. Klonopin is okay, but nothing special. I find Ativan extremely euphoric but short-lived. Etizolam is very relaxing but isn't very euphoric for me. My gold standard for benzos is Temazepam, a rarely prescribed short-term sleep aid, but it's almost impossible to get.
I've never tried Clonazolam, Diclazepam, Flubromazolam, Flubromazepam, or Flualprazolam. I have no worries about volumetric dosing, as I've done it several times in the past with no problems.
So again, I'm looking for the most euphoric benzo that's not too sedating. Something I can get fucked up on but not be incoherent and/or pass out on. Can anyone help me out?
Posted Apr 25, 2018, 9:11 AM UTC
For some people clonazolam is very euphoric; but for me it isnt and it carries a high risk of amnesia. Diclazepam is long lasting, especially suited for tapering but not euphoric for most people. Together with flubromazolam and flubromazepam it has a (very) long half-life which can be a disadvantage if you plan to dose more frequently.
Is it essential for you that its a benzodiazepine? Otherwise you can try phenibut which provides euphoria without too much sedation.
Although I'm not gonna remove it from the potential options, clonazolam worries me because of the stories I've heard about the extremely quick tolerance build up. Some time ago I read a post saying the most euphoric benzo was either flubromazepam or flubroamzolam, but now I can't find that post. I've had a valium prescription for about 20 years, so I'm pretty good with long-acting benzos and don't believe the long half-life would be a problem.
I haven't researched phenibut. I'll have to look into that, thanks.
Honestly I haven’t heard of a euphoric, non-sedating functional benzo. They all either have their downsides (short acting, amnesic, etc) or have extreme tolerance build up and addiction benzos.
Flubromazolam is pretty euphoric with not as much sedation as flualprazolam or phenazepam. I've heard good things about clonazolam but have yet to dip into my stock of that particular benzo.
Really ?? All I've read about Flubromazolam is how hypnotic is it !
It can get pretty hypnotic at higher doses, but at 0.25mg it wasn't overpowering and was very much enjoyable