Updose? Help pls!

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About the water taper method, in the video, the lady said you can do it specifically with Ativan which is the same as Lorazapam.  I know Libertas said it doesn't completely liquefy but I think the video says you can do it provided you shake it up real well and this drink the rinse water.  I like the video.

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12 hours ago, [[n...] said:

Yes Libertas gave us options on how to go liquid with lorazapam but then told us you can't go liquid with lorazapam as it doesn't completely liquefy. 

Hello, @[ns...].  Oh dear.  It appears you have misunderstood my posts on this topic.  Please go back and read them again (see below).  As you’ll note, in neither of them, do I state that lorazepam cannot be ‘liquefied.’  Indeed I specifically stated that stability-tested formulations for lorazepam solutions and suspensions are available.  What I did do was caution that do-it-yourself liquids made with regular lorazepam tablets and water are suspensions not solutions and poor ones at that because (1) lorazepam is practically insoluble in water and (2) water is a poor suspending vehicle due to its low viscosity.

 

 

 

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3 hours ago, [[L...] said:

Hello, @[ns...].  Oh dear.  It appears you have misunderstood my posts on this topic.  Please go back and read them again (see below).  As you’ll note, in neither of them, do I state that lorazepam cannot be ‘liquefied.’  Indeed I specifically stated that stability-tested formulations for lorazepam solutions and suspensions are available.  What I did do was caution that do-it-yourself liquids made with regular lorazepam tablets and water are suspensions not solutions and poor ones at that because (1) lorazepam is practically insoluble in water and (2) water is a poor suspending vehicle due to its low viscosity.

Hi libertas,  thank u for clarifying.  I really did understand that I would need a stabilizer but didn't articulate my understanding very well. I appreciate your knowledge. I would have considered liquid but didn't want to use a stabilizer. 

Sorry if I misquoted u, I guess I did.

Thank u for keeping all of here in the know.

Ns

 

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3 hours ago, [[L...] said:

Hello, @[ns...].  Oh dear.  It appears you have misunderstood my posts on this topic.  Please go back and read them again (see below).  As you’ll note, in neither of them, do I state that lorazepam cannot be ‘liquefied.’  Indeed I specifically stated that stability-tested formulations for lorazepam solutions and suspensions are available.  What I did do was caution that do-it-yourself liquids made with regular lorazepam tablets and water are suspensions not solutions and poor ones at that because (1) lorazepam is practically insoluble in water and (2) water is a poor suspending vehicle due to its low viscosity.

Understood. Sorry about that. I remember the video you shared on liquid taper now. You explained it very well why liquifying lorazapam could be a challenge. I'm sticking to cutting and sharing until finished. No more changes for me.

 

Thanks libertas for your knowledge 

Ns