Not sure which sub forum this goes so I'll post it here until I can figure it out.  I've got a brand new unopened bottle of Clonazepam 0.5mg tablets for sale. They were purchased to help with my wife's anxiety but she doesn't need them anymore. There are 50 tablets in the bottle which is sealed and unopened. Message me or text/call/whatsapp 9464 5246

How many do I need to take to fly like an eagle?

Wow, clonazepam is really dangerous. It's listed as one of the world's worst and most widely abused drugs.

Fleetwood Mac singer Stevie Nicks is a poster girl for clonazepam addiction. She said it ruined 8 years of her life, turned her into a zombie, and robbed her of having a child.

It works by lowering electrical activity in the brain but scientists still do not understand exactly what electrical activities it suppresses. If given to a patient suffering from epileptic seizures it brings the symptoms under control. But if given to someone else with a different problem it could cause an epileptic seizure.

Clonazepam is highly addictive. If taken for more than one month, it can lead to benzodiazepine withdrawal syndrone: elevated heart rate and blood pressure; insomnia; nightmare; hallucinations; anxiety; panic; weight loss; muscular spasms/cramps; seizures.

Those who become addicted or abuse benzos describe an initial sense of euphoria but ending in horrifying sense of anxiety and paralysis like sticking your tongue into an electric outlet or feeling that your brain was suddenly on fire.

Stevie Nicks described her 45-day hospital detox and rehab from the drug as if "somebody opened up a door and pushed me into hell".

Only going on such descriptions it does sound like this drug should be avoided as much as possible and only prescribed by a doctor under the strictest conditions.

https://www.cchrint.org/2011/06/02/americas-most-dangerous-pill-klonopin/

Garmato

Again I can praise you enough. You are one walking encyclopaedia and an asset to this forum.

Thank you.

garmato - thanks for your research.  I suppose if we think of the small quantity involved it may not be dangerous, but it's easy to become paranoid about flushing drugs on a large scale into the sea to be consumed by fish.  So my concerns were environmental rather than any danger posed by just dumping in landfill.

I may try asking the Health Centre when I am next in there if they will accept medicines back for disposal, but I am not too hopeful.  Like the plan to mix them with my coffee grounds and think I'll do that in future