Accord Clonazepam (Page 7) (Top voted first)

These are horrible, Accord Clonazepam. I'll be glad when I get my new script and can go back to TEVA.

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Re: Kathie (# 108)

How does Mylan differ does anyone notice a difference between Mylan and Teva?

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Re: wackattack (# 106)

How is the Actavis working for you? Have you ever tried Mylan Brand?

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Re: Sylvia (# 75)

How are you doing now are you feeling better on the Actavis next month I have to choose between Actavis and Mylan..... I have no clue what's better! Any info would help. I hope you're doing better.

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Re: Verwon (# 1)

Thank you for pointing this out actually over the past year I've noticed. Ones I take are 2 mg and what I do because I only get 30 a month now, I take half in the morning half and afternoon because that's when my panic attacks were always at their worst. The Panic has returned horribly over the past year and yes they are different... I will be sure to mention it to the pharmacist because I only mentioned it to the doctor and in the state I live in, is extremely strict even for someone like me who's had to take a type of benzo for over 20 years for extreme panic attacks, agorphobia, Etc. They now favor Clonazepam& no more than 30 a month. Basically in a nutshell the doctor is saying no it cannot be the medicine, that it should be working that I should not be having extreme panic attacks and also deepened depression. I will definitely check out the pharmacy angle next month and I hope it helps thank you for informing everybody.

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Re: Joe (# 110)

HI. I've tried Mylan as well as Teva. Although I prefer Teva due to the texture of the tablet - it can be split in 4 or even 8 pieces with a pill splitter if done carefully. Mylan maybe in 4ths if done very carefully. But it tends to crumble when split in anything more than halves - when I took Mylan clonazepan, it seemed to work just about as well as Teva. I've never tried Actavis. Accord Healthcare seems watered down, weak. You almost don't feel anything on it although it did get rid of my clonazepan withdrawal symptoms after being out of my 2mg clonazepan for 30 full days of hell. Accord is very awkward. It surprised me when my withdrawal symptoms went away completely since I didn't feel any of the familiar effects when the clonazepan starts taking effect. But I guess it did its job, at least for me.

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Re: J (# 111)

Actavis is just ok. I caved and bought Brand Name Klonopin. $165 per month. FML.

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Re: Openminded (# 121)

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Re: Openminded (# 114)

I'm glad the clonazepam by Accord manufacturer works for you! I had 30 days of Hell on it. I was having horrible withdrawal symptoms with the Accord brand! Best of luck to you.

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Re: Mike (# 5)

Accord is now carried by Walgreens, CVS, and most other pharmacies. Reba, which I'd bee on for years, is No longer manufacturing it--- Too Bad!!Having problems with Accord- plus it's made in India/ China

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Re: Mike (# 5)

It is now 2019 and it seems as if all Walgreen carries is the Accord. I was just placed back on Klonopin .5mg twice a day after fighting to get my meds straight for over two years. I used to get the yellow ones.

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Re: Bratty Natty (# 130)

TEVA the maker of the yellow ones will soon, say they, begin producing and distributing the old, trusted cloneazepam...2-5 months now. Keep inquiring at your pharmacy and others.

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Eric (# 131) --

Don't be too sure. I picked up my 3 month supply that was supposed to be brand name...it said TEVA on the bottle...it contained Actavis pills. The only thing that had changed was the name on the bottle. It was NOT Teva.

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Re: wackattack (# 132)

TEVA owned Actavis. They decided more than 1 year ago to remain with their Actavis product, which is as you can see from this discussion almost universally rejected by patients.

Patient activism has brought TEVA to a point that they are preparing to reintroduce the discontinued TEVA product.

I don't think they knew that they had by far the best product.

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Re: Verwon (# 1)

I am unable to find any pharmacy here in Denver Colorado that has or that can get clonazepam manufactured by Teva! It's so disappointing. I had to settle for Solco manufacturer. The Accord brand of clonazepam did not work at all on me! I had to suffer for a whole month before I was able to get a refill. Since they were unable to get the Teva brand for me I settled for Solco. It does work but it seems to go in and out of my system a little quicker but at least it works unlike the Accord which had me going through very uncomfortable with draw and horrible panic attacks and seizures. Someone should really look into this brand and take it off the market! Or at least Banette from the United States.

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Re: wackattack (# 132)

is that legal? how can they say it's one thing on the outside, but it's not? what if you had a reaction? sounds like they're getting away with more and more crap every day.

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Re: Roberta (# 14)

I have gotten PAR in the past. This time I received TEVA O.5. For some reason I have had a bad reaction to it. I requested PAR but they are getting it in in two weeks.

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Re: madashell (# 135)

Not only legal but preferred by all but patients. You can, however, discuss this with your pharmacist what brand/generic you wish, and they either have it, or can order it.

If they won't, move on to a different pharmacy, and make sure the management knows you are doing so.

Mom & Pops' are the best pharmacies, as you can develop a relationship with them. And CVS vs walgreens vs walmart vs target, etc will have a broad spectrum when taken together of manufacturers.

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Re: Ty (# 134)

Hello I just wanted to say that I also had a problem with the Accord brand. It is made in China and has other ingredients that are not supposed to be in it. It isn’t pure Clonazepam as it is from China and most of their drugs are not screened by the FDA. I have been on the Methadone maintenance program for over 20 years and have never been positive for any substance but my Clonazepam. I pick up the Accord brand got drug tested after taking the Accord brand for 7 days and was positive for 2 Benzodiazepines my Clonazepam and a minute amount of Alprazolam. It was a disaster and the amount of problems it caused was unbelievable after some digging the head doctor realized it was from China and now just like other doctors I’ve heard about tells all his patients not to get any medications from the pharmacy that are made in China. So I hope u don’t have any issues with the Accord brand if u have to get it.

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Re: Barbie 616 (# 10)

I know that this is an old posting, but I'm wondering if you are having problems with it now because it worked good for me but the last two refills have not been good. Hope that you can reply Barbie.

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Re: Duchessofperu (# 16)

Realistically, EVERYTHING is chinese, even if the final pill pressing is in the US. Likewise for India. The US company selling the drug has the obligation of QA, so don't be ripping on China.

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