Martin Dow Limited 10mg Diazepam (Page 5)

I have recently received a new diazepam tablet to me, called Martin Dow limited 10mg. They come in strips of 10 per blister and are blue hard tablets with a score line on one side and the other side has 10 imprinted in it.

I recently submitted some to wedinos to get them tested and they came back containing only diazepam, you can see the wedinos website reference number W010443 for the submission I made.

Does anybody else have experience of these? The blisters are printed in blue stating Valium (diazepam) and from what I have read they are allowed to use the word Valium as they have licence from Roche who first developed them.

Any further information would be great!

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Re: Jack (# 80)

Hi Jack... Any MD I have had always had a split line on one side and 10 on the other side and completely flat I've never seen these ones before.... Take care... Martine

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Re: Jack (# 80)

Mine have always had the split, the 10, and well pressed.

I've never seen unmarked ones

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Re: sid (# 82)

Same here Sid...

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Re: Karachi (# 8)

The Valium brand is licensed to Abbott/Piramal. The only country Martin Dow operates in is Pakistan. NOT India. They occupy the former Roche Pakistan factory in Koranga, Karachi. They changed the obverse imprint from "ROCHE 10" to a large "10" at the same time as Hoffman la Roche on account of the massive increase in counterfeits, which are killing abusers - esp those who take 100mg and more at a time and simultaneously take large doses of opiates. Oh, and don't forget hydromorphone (Palladone, in the US "Dilaudid"). Scotland's death rate is the highest in the world by a country mile, they're dropping like flies. In my town alone I've seen in excess of 35 folk I knew die that way in the last 3 years alone. But used properly, Martin Dow's licensed Valium, which I have used for 20 yrs, are almost indistinguishable from Roche's own. Due to the relative lack of quality control in PK, they might make 10% by putting them out at 8.5-9mg, but they are far and away the best diazepam brand from PK. Gray's "Somaid" brand (10mg) & "Star" brand, which I have only ever seen in 5mg, are next best and very cheap. I have also tried "Daz" & "Dextripam" which cost pennies when bought straight from PK but found those to be well under stated strength. Who needed to send M Dows to Wedinos? I have known that Roche-licenced brand for 23 years, shortly after Roche PK left the Koranga premises and plant to MD who also hold the Rivotril license and have always found them to be legitimate. Roche licensed products always seem to be very good. The Macedonian "LEXILIUM" brand of bromazepam (sadly only in 6mg, no 12mg) are in fact IMO BETTER than original Roche Lexotan! (branded "Lexotanil" in some countries, like Roche's excellent Rohypnol (542 imprint) are branded "Hypnodorm" - mostly in Southern Hemisphere - and, in Greece only (same green '542's with film coating and electric blue dye put in since the tabloid press put all the date-rape blame on Roofies instead of the real bad culprits GBL & GHB) - those and Pfizer Halcion (triazolam 250 Micrograms) are, along with the common Nitrazepam and upped-to-Schedule 3 CDs midazolam 15mg, Roche Dormicum and Galenika Flormidal, those last two best for maintenance of a good 8 or 9 hr slumber, are my top hypnotic BzDs now that the last brand of methaqualone and the sleeping barbiturates are gone. Unless you pay a fortune to Swiss self-euthanasia sites for Seconal or Nembutal (the drug the CIA used to murder Marilyn Monroe by stuffing an entire bottle of 100mg caps up her arse, Rx only filled a day or two previously... MAKE CERTAIN YOU NEVER EXCEED 100mg DOSE OF SECO- OR PENTOBARBITAL UNLESS YOU REALLY ARE FOLLOWING THE SWISS "ASSISTED SUICIDE" PROGRAMME. I am sure you are all here for acute anxiety, panic syndrome or sleep issues. Love, Peace and a nice happy life to all.

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Re: JaKe (# 12)

No. Largest city, yeah, but the capital is ISLAMABAD. WTF kind of geography do they teach in the elementary/primary schools where you live?!!

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Re: Chinaman (# 6)

Very horrible WDs. NEVER come off benzos suddenly if you have been using daily for 7-10 days or longer, ALWAYS wean off and if required change to one with a relatively long half-life. The best guide to BzD withdrawal is THE ASHTON Manual, by the world's greatest expert, Professor Dr. Heather Ashton of Newcastle University.

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Re: Pillzmany (# 79)

Indeed. Both Roche and the Roche-licenced Galenika Rivotril have that minty taste. Oddly, Clonazepam Auden, now made by Teva, do NOT have a discernible similar taste (probably due to different excipients) but certainly work as clonazepam is intended.

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Re: Irastas (# 84)

Hey Irastas.

Thank you for the detailed information. Some of it I knew already, but you taught me a few things.

Pharmacology and providence are of great interest to me.

Take care

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Re: Jack (# 80)

Hi Jack

I'm just wondering if you've had these tested out yet?

Also what was the quality of the packaging like?

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Re: sid (# 88)

No prob my friend. I have been prescribed BzDs for many years, and (probably because I am from a medical family) have always done my research before anything is put into my mouth!

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I just got some and am wondering about them myself.

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Re: Jjj (# 91)

Have you read the rest of the thread??

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Anyone have the Martin dow diazepam 10mg in a darker colour writing on the packet? The tablet is the same light blue 10 on one side and split on other side

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Re: sid (# 88)

Thanks mate! Like I have said, I come from a medical family and learned a lot...

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Re: Irastas (# 84)

Did you notice lately they come in darker blue writing ? The tablet is the same to look at and the same strength

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I just got the Accord brand. Are they a good quality manufacturer?

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Re: Babzy (# 96)

Most of the Accourd tablets are Aprozalem this is a fact please stay away from this brand as 5/5 packs a facks.

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Re: Paulie (# 3)

Are you stupid? He just said he sent them off to be tested and they came back as just diazepam.

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Re: YourMum1997 (# 98)

No need to call anyone stupid on this site!!

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Can u tell me where u filled your prescription from please? I've been hit counterfeit Bensedin recently and so many pharmacies carry the Martin Dow but I dunno who to trust. Thanks.

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