My doctor prescribed me both but they seem fairly similar. What is the difference? Chosen Answer: One is probably taken on a set schedule, while the other is PRN (“as needed”). Clonazepam has a somewhat shorter half-life and is more potent on a mg/mg basis than diazepam. by: on: 12th April 11
I looked up on google images and came across Valium and Klonopin that were hollowed out with a “V” or a “K”. My Valium are not generic, are manufactured by ROCHE laboratories (the same company) but they are small, flat and look nothing like that. What is the difference? Chosen Answer: Only the brand drug [...]
For those that have tried clonazepam and valium and/or xanax, can you please describe the differences between them? Thanks. Chosen Answer: They are all benzodiazepenes, and affect the body in similar manners, by relaxing motor functionality. The differences between them are negligible. Having taken all three, I would say xanax is the most effective, but [...]
It’s a 5mg pill. I’m a 120lb female. I normally take clonazepam. But I’m all out, and my bf has an extra Valium left over from after an eye surgery a few months ago. I need it to sleep. Will it actually make me drowsy, like the clonazepam, or is it just calming? Chosen Answer: [...]