Valium

It depends where you live. Supply and demand too. Have you not taken Economy yet? Lol

yes in low doses,, i do every day, they only enhance eachother

Valium is sometimes prescribed to help Migraine patients relax or sleep. It will not abort the Migraine process nor will it help with pain. See your physician or headache specialist for appropriate diagnosis and treatment of Migraine and headache disorders.

50¢ per pill.. And if caught by police, 1 year per pill. At least where I live... Soo worth it? You decide.. Peace.

The Mark I Kit is used by the US army, it is given as a cure to patients who have breathed in or consumed nerve agents of chemical war. If three of these kits plus one dose of a diazepam injector have been used on a patient and they are still convulsing, two more diazepam injectors at 10-minute intervals should be administered.

Yes. Both are benzodiazepines, so they are in the same family. Drug tests which are sensitive enough to differentiate the two are extremely expensive, and chances are whatever test you're taking is not going to be that sensitive. Best of luck to you - drug testing is an invasion of privacy and should be illegal. It's your body! StandardbredHorse (note to previous poster - please see the link "spell check your answer" - you need it).

sure, /just be careful getting up too fast as you might fall flat on your face and break your nose! Then you'll be able to add an Opiate to the mix!

NO, It is Xanax. Diazapam is Valium.

Short answer - Yes for Instant release pills, No for extended release.

Yes you can, however; it will affect you a little differently. First, it is likely that it will give a stronger effect, due to a lack of what is called "first-pass metabolization" by the liver (some anatomical differences from swallowing it versus sublingual, insufflation, or rectal administration). Second, it is likely to last a shorter period of time, an hour or two less. Third, while the pill is bound with glucose and other sugars normally, amphetamine itself is rather unpleasant tasting.

Maybe. There are several factors which will determine if this is a safe combination for any given patient. Diazepam and hydrocodone belong to different therapeutic classes, however there is significant overlap in their side effect profiles (dizziness, drowsiness, confusion, risk of slip-and-fall, others). An elderly, frail patient may be at greater risk of these side effects where as an otherwise young and healthy patient may be better able to tolerate them.

Diazepam and hydrocodone are both prescription medications. As such, they should only be used (singly or in combination) under specific instructions from your physician or other healthcare provider.

i believe valuin and xanax stay in ur system for 7-14 days at least 7=14 days

Flumazenil IV.

i have a drug test tomorrow i took 2 10 mg valuim Friday and im prescibed xanax 1 mg will the valuim show up

I think you can take them together provided that its in appropriate doses and you're not allergic to either of them. There is a medication called Tylenol PM that combines both paracetamol and diphenhydramine (benadryl) together. Hope this helps.

This is just possible. You may eat less food, when you get relief from the anxiety.

Valtrex (valacyclovir hydrochloride) has a nominal shelf life of three years. There might be some variation among generics, but there should be no reason for it being different for the non-Glaxo products. Nominal storage requirements apply, of course, and note that just because the product might be "expired" per the date code, that doesn't mean it isn't still effective. The chemical is quite stable in its pharmaceutical form. Questions like this can be put to any competent pharmacist, and the individual will be happy to share his knowledge. A link can be found below for more information.

THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO DIFFERENCE EXCEPT PRICE*. Tylenol is just a brand name (McNeil Labs) for acetaminophen. Acetaminophen is acetaminophen, whether it's brand name is Tylenol, Datril, Panadol, Valorin, or approx. 60 other brand names. The same goes for aspirin. Aspirin is aspirin, whether it's brand name is Bayer, Emprin, ZORprin, or approx. 20 other brand names. By law, generic medication MUST have the exact same active ingredients than do the brand names. Many people believe that generics are not as good as the brand name, but when you buy a brand name medication you are paying for the NAME, and all the expensive commercials. The only other difference is how it is COMPOUNDED, meaning how it is put together. Every company must use the very same chemical ACTIVE INGREDIENT in a generic vs the brand name. *The only thing that can vary are the inactive ingredients that hold the pill together(how they are compounded.)

I took a very small dose of Diazepam while taking a daily 4mg dose of Candesartan( Amias) two days ago and my head hasn`t stopped spinning since!! I am tired all the time and feel like my balance has gone.

Valium (diazepam) is a benzodiazepine derivative. The chemical name of diazepam is 7-chloro-1,3-dihydro-1-methyl-5-phenyl-2H-1,4-benzodiazepin- 2-one. It is a colorless to light yellow crystalline compound, insoluble in water. The empirical formula is C16H13ClN2O.

For benzos allot depends on the body fat ratio and metabolic rate. Approx detection time for single use (urine test) is 7-10 days but 10 mg is not to much so best you can do is to give your self 4-5 days and home test your first morning urine, with highest concentration. Look at your pharmacy places and buy a home drug test kit with panel for benzodiazepines.

Diazepam is CNS Depressant

Aspirin is NSAID

Start withdrawing the patient on diazepam (Valium), 15 to 25 mg four times daily. Administer sufficient additional diazepam to suppress signs of increased withdrawal (e.g., increased pulse, increased blood pressure, or increased perspiration). Once a diazepam dose is reached which suppresses signs of withdrawal, continue for 2 days then start decreasing by 10% per day. When the diazepam dose approaches 10%, reduce the dose slowly over 3 to 4 days and then discontinue

yes, you can...but only take the recommended dose. It will make you a bit sleepier, but not to bad, depends on how much ativan you take, I take three 1mg tablets a day every 6-8 hours and I took NyQuil and did just fine and Im 115pnds at 5'6 and 23 years old. So Yes you can. It usually takes about one hour to 45 mins to fully kick in. Good luck. god bless!

Yes you can. Valium doesn't effect an anti-biotic.