10-12-2017, 01:11 AM
(10-11-2017, 07:19 PM)slipmat Wrote:(10-03-2017, 01:24 AM)invisiblejungle Wrote: I prefer etizolam over alprazolam. It sort of feels like lorazepam, and it is not sedating (for me) when I take it during the day.
I have just looked into this as you say you prefer etizolam over alps. It is just typical, ..... not available in my county. Can it really be that bad? I would state my county but I think I read in rules no including your county in posts.
Standard Diaz for my script, but Alps beat diazepam as faster working for me.
Etizolam may not be "available" in your country, but it actually isn't available in most countries. It's a benzo that was invented in Japan, and it's currently only approved for use in a few Asian countries. There are actually many benzos that have never been officially approved in the western world. There are many reasons why pharmaceutical companies may choose not to pursue regulatory approval in a certain country, including economic or political reasons.