Re:does your answer include Valium? » fairnymph

Posted by bluedog on February 28, 2003, at 22:54:53

In reply to Re: Is clonazepam effective sublingually? » Ame Sans Vie, posted by fairnymph on February 28, 2003, at 19:18:59

> Not really, because it takes so long to kick in.
>
> But, other benzos, with the exception of alazopram (sp? -- xanax basically) since it tastes so awful, ARE very effective sublingually.
>
> -fn
Hello fairnymph
I assume your answer includes Diazepam (Valium basically). Will the effects kick in faster if I take my Valium dose sublinguilly rather than swallowing the tablets whole ???
And can doing this also minimise any possible stomach upsets from the meds???
Eagerly awaitng your reply
Thankyou
bluedog

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Is clonazepam effective sublingually? (nm) Ame Sans Vie 2/27/03
Re: Is clonazepam effective sublingually? » Ame Sans Vie fairnymph 2/28/03
Re:does your answer include Valium? » fairnymph bluedog 2/28/03
Re:does your answer include Valium? Fairnymph bluedog 3/2/03
Re:does your answer include Valium? Fairnymph » bluedog fairnymph 3/3/03
Re:Thanks for the info re. sublingual Valium :) :) (nm) » fairnymph bluedog 3/3/03

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