Klonopin

Yes. Klonopin, or Clonazepam, is a form of Benzodiazepines, the most common classification of anti-anxiety medications. Much like Xanax, Klonopin is available in .5mg, 1mg and 2mg tablets. Street value of Klonopin is significantly higher than Xanax. Klonopins will definitely get you very high however, I do not in any way shape or form recommend it. Klonopins have some very nasty common side effects and some disgusting long term effects with continued use.

No, you do not want to take a sedative on top of a narcotic. Methadone is a very dangerous medicine. You don't want to risk your life mixing other stuff with this drug. Both methadone and Klonopin are very habit forming, so be careful and follow the doctor's directions exactly.

Ask your doctor before using clonazePAM together with OLANZapine. This can cause low blood pressure, shallow breathing, weak pulse, muscle weakness, drowsiness, dizziness and slurred speech. This may be more likely to occur in older adults or those with a debilitating condition. You should be counseled to avoid activities requiring mental alertness until you know how these medications will affect you. If your doctor prescribes these medications together, you may need a dose adjustment or special tests to safely use these medications together. It is important to tell your doctor about all other medications you use, including vitamins and herbs. Do not stop using any medications without first talking to your doctor.

Source: Drugs.com

(http://www.drugs.com/drug-interactions/klonopin-with-zyprexa-703-357-1744-1113.html).

If the Klonopin is new don't take more than your supposed too but, yeah. Should be no problem. It'll shallow your breath more than one or the other will but again, it really depends on your size. Height and weight. I take 10mgs of Klonopin, 90mgs morphine, 400mgs ultram, and 60 mgs of ritilian a day and I'm 5'9". 170lbs. if that helps you make up your mind but I've been doing this for 10 years. You're fine, just make sure to breathe and if you have respiratory problems, just be careful.

There are no interactions between these drugs so taking them together is fine

depending on the dosage, your body weight, tolerance/first time user.

personally if i take the same amount of milligrams- for example: 10mg xanax or 10mg of clonozepam, the clonozepam without a doubt knocks me out 3x harder.

Both are highly addictive and can be quite dangerous- just keep that in mind.

just my 2 cents, but stay safe and dont let either get a hold of ya. .

yes definitely.

2mg klonopin, how long does it help a panic attack

I am prescribed both. Although clonazepam (Klonopin) will weaken the effects of phentermine (Adipex-P) and vice-versa, I have noticed no interactions.

No. Klonopin is a benzodiazepine and will be routinely checked for in a urine drug screen. I have never encountered a routine screen for Buspar and see it unlikely that it would ever be screened for as it is not a controlled substance.

Both belong to class the class of "super-potent" benzodiazepines. Technically, Klonopin is more potent than Ativan (0.25mg-0.5mg klonopin = 1mg ativan), but if you are wondering which produces more euphoria, most would agree Ativan beats Klonopin. My psychiatrist recently swapped me from klonopin to ativan for my social anxiety, and I find ativan works faster and produces a much more calming effect than the klonopin did.

Where did you go to school? The question should be " Do Benzodiazepines lower high blood pressure?" You should go back to school and study the English language. When you butcher the language this way it hinders communication.

Yes, the generic version of Klonopin® is clonazepam.

Ativan and Klonopin are both benzodiazepine tranquilizers. They work in generally the same ways, and there is no good reason for combining them. Based on the categories you checked, it is possible that your anxiety could be related to the Adderall. Perhaps you should consider speaking with a physician who specializes in psychopharmacology. Prescribing a drug to counteract the effects of another drug is perhaps not the best way to go about dealing with the problem.

You will have to include the drug you are mixing it with to receive a correct answer.

Great feeling.. feel chill and deep no bugging

It depends, If you are taking a 5 or 10 panel drug test then no it wont BUT if your drug test get sent in to a lab then yes they will be able to tell the difference between the two and they will call your probation officer if your on probation and you'll get a violation.

You can not compare the two. They are two totally different molecular makeups.

No you can\'t get Klonopin out of your system in 24 hours. It usually takes 48-72 hours to get Klonopin out of your system.

very strange, uncomfortable feeling.

if you are careful. definatly consult a doctor about that though. heath ledger died recently because he mixed a pain killer, an antidepressant, and an antianxiety agent, (by doctors orders [a stupid doctor at that]) in theraputic doses, not even as a recreational drug to get high. klonopin is an antianxiety agent and oxycodone is a pain killer so that's 2/3.

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The mixture of these two medications, Oxycontin and clonazepam, is VERY DEADLY! The previous answer on Can you mix Oxycontin and clonazepam compares the combo to Valium and vicodin...???

That is NOT even a compatible comparison. Not at all!

On April 15, 2010, I lost my wonderful, intelligent and forever loving son. He was only 28 years old. He has been dealing with neck, head and shoulder pain for many years and after many other narcotics were tried and he got addicted to them, he went through the Narcotics Anonymous program and got off all the medications, except an anti-inflammatory, dicloflenac. He was in pain daily but no tests could identify what the problem was. MRI's, CAT's, bloodwork-ups, rheumatologist, neurologist, bone specialists, physical therapy could not find the cause of his headaches and pain which turned his ears, neck and shoulders from a light red to maroon coloring. His pain was so unbeaarable and he went to the doctor (of which he had signed for them to NOT prescribe ANY medications without going through me (his mom) first) and they prescribed clonazepam to him without my knowledge.

On April 10th, 2010 he got 0xycontin from another NA person and when my son was not able to be woke up within an hour of taking this combo, the people with him did not call 911 for 10 hours. By then my son was not breathing and was blue in color, they said. A police officer and EMT's were able to bring him back but then he went into cardiac arrest - 3 times they did CPR on him. The lack of oxygen to his brain caused both sides of his brain to be damaged and he was in a coma. Machines were keeping his kidney's going and a respirator was keeping him breathing. The doctors told us on the first day he wouldn't survive and if he did, he would always be on a vent and 24/7 dialysis. They told us he would never come out of the coma. He would never open his eyes, hear, see, speak or breath on his own again. We refused to believe it and prayed and used positive energy and positive sound to try and bring him back to us.

On April 15, 2010, he died.

The hospital staff and dr's and the funeral home and the cemetery all told us that they are seeing this type of death A LOT! Not every few months, but nearly daily they are trying to save someone who has taken this combo and the hospital staff said they had NEVER SEEN ANYONE SURVIVE this!

Don't think that your dr has YOUR best interest at heart. They have other patients and they just want to get through the visit quickly and they do not care about you at all. Our dr had been his dr for 8 years and she knew his history and yet she prescribed clonazepam. She knew he had almost died a year earlier from Oxycontin. He didn't have clonazepam then and by the grace of God, he pulled through last year, only for her to give him the drug that would definitely kill him if he went out on the streets and got Oxycontin again.

My son was married with a 5 year old daughter and a 2 year old son.

He was such a large part of our family and although he was going to NA meetings (he had been to his last one just 2 days prior) he mixed the wrong drugs and died because of it.

THIS COMBINATION IS DEFINATELY A DEATH SENTENCE!

Hug your kids and tell them daily you love them. You don't know what they may be doing, especially when they are adults. If you suspect your child is doing drugs...GET THEM HELP IMMEDIATELY...DON'T TAKE "NO" FOR AN ANSWER. Have them Busted if you have to...at least in jail they are still alive!

Written by Rocky's Mom

Yes, you should be fine. However, please consider that Klonapin is highly addictive and habit forming. Are you taking these medications for a psychiatric disorder? Be careful,again. Not only with the Klonapin, but Seroquel and Lamictal will knock you out, and numb you out. No way to live life. These medications are meant to be taken for a short period of time, unless you are severely schizophrenic. If you do take them for a long period of time you may develop Tardive Dyskenesia. And it's chronic. Good luck...

No, Klonipin (Clonazepam) is a benzodiazepine- it has very different mechanism of action from an opiate.

To elaborate, Klonopin is prescribed for anxiety and/or sleep issues. It is meant for people who feel as though they cannot function in society because they either have social phobias or panic attacks in social situations. Klonopin helps that fear subside so these people can live a normal life without fear of panic attacks or not sleeping.

Opiates are strictly meant to relieve pain.

yes. providing you do not have any other co-morbidites and that the dosage of klonopin (clonazepam) is not too high to where it will cause severe respiratory depression. i'd say 0.25-2 mg is a safe range.