Can you combine 10Mg Ambien and 2Mg of xanax?

Answer 1

Please don't. I don't care if you think you have a tolerance or not. If you do have a tolerance than you wouldn't be asking this question. So presumably you don't. 2mg of Xanax is A LOT of Xanax (any benzodiazepine) to take at once. It will knock you out. And same with 10mg of Ambien, but with possible scary side effects: sleep walking, sleep driving, black out, etc. But it will most likely just slowly knock you out. I can't even imagine how fast you would be out taking both at the same time. If you are trying to get high, this is not a smart choice. You will not get high - just knocked out. This is a VERY dangerous combination. Both drugs are seriously major sedative drugs. Please do not do this. If you are trying to find something to help you sleep, get back to me, and I will advise. However, I don't think that's the case. FWIW, I am on Xanax. I have been for many years for a heart condition (in lieu of beta blockers). I have 1mg pills and I usually split them because they are too sedative. If I take 1mg at once, I am very sleepy quickly (not high), and asleep within an hour or so. If I took 2mg, I'd be out cold very fast. Again, I've been taking them for years. So under those circumstances I should have a tolerance, right? Well, I don't. Because its a hard core drug, not to mention highly addictive. I take it under close supervision as prescribed by a doctor. Not trying to be preachy, just trying to help you from making a potentially fatal mistake.