Klonopin Round White Imprint Scored On One Side E 65 On The Other (Top voted first)

klonopin round white pill scored on one one side, E synbol and 65 on the other side

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Which is considered stronger a white pill 2 mg with Teva 834 imprint or a blue pill 10 mg with Teva 3927 imprint? I know this may seem like a silly question but I'd like to prove a point to a friend of mine that says that the 2 mg is stronger. It seems to me that the blue 10 mg would be the strongest of the two.

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Is a 2mg klonopin Anything like a 2mg alprozam?

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Yes, this tablet contains 2mgs of Clonazepam, a generic for Klonopin. This is a Benzodiazepine, used to treat anxiety and nervous disorders.

Common side effects may include: nausea, drowsiness, dizziness and headache.

Read more here:

https:/­/­rxchat.com/­wiki/­Clonazepam/­

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Yes a lot klonopin has a longer lasting effect

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Yes it is pretty close to a 2 milligrams Xanax it's the closest thing you will get to it and strength and every other Which Way. I Am prescribed 90 colanapins to milligrams every month and 60 Ativan 1 milligrams every month on top of that I know everything there is to know about benzos because I use them throughout my life on and off before I was prescribed them I used to abuse them so I know what I'm talking about.
If you have anymore questions you can ask me I know everything there is to know about any benzodiazepines and what they compared to other benzos

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Yes it is pretty close to a 2 milligrams Xanax it's the closest thing you will get to it and strength and every other Which Way. I Am prescribed 90 colanapins to milligrams every month and 60 Ativan 1 milligrams every month on top of that I know everything there is to know about benzos because I use them throughout my life on and off before I was prescribed them I used to abuse them so I know what I'm talking about.

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2 milligram pill is stronger, the other one is a Valium 10 milligram and is not very strong as a Klonopin to milligram

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Re: M Green (# 4)

2mg is way way stronger than a 10 mg blue valuim, no your facts boyz girlsz.

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Thank you for your answer to this question...As I am not familiar with prescription drugs. I do have a Rx for Xanax but had ran out and couldn't get into the doctor to have it filled. I wanted to be sure that I wasn't taking anything too strong. I am aware that I shouldn't be taking someone else's medication but as I mentioned I had ran out of my own.

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I have terrible trouble gettin prescribed any .. could u help me please ?

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Oh yah, Klonopin is way better than Xanax, Adavant or Valium.

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Re: ean tish (# 9)

Go into hospital crazy ward, research panic attack ,axiety etc before hand and u should come out with a bottle and referral to a doc to write for them

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What if it don't have score on one side but does have E 65 on other

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This pill is 2mg Clonazepam manufactured by Sandoz Pharmaceuticals Inc.

NDC: 00185-0065

Inactive Ingredients:
-Starch, Corn
-Anhydrous Lactose
-Magnesium Stearate
-Cellulose, Microcrystalline

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Pill guy (# 7) -- For someone who “claims to know all about benzodiazepines” you’re sure providing some extremely inaccurate and misleading information with regard to each individual benzodiazepine and their efficacy. For context, you don’t even know how to spell the Klonopin generic/API name correctly. It’s Clonazepam (CLAH-NAE-ZEH-PAM) And for anyone who needs any information regarding benzodiazepines, whether it’s a specific generic formulation, the most efficacious and consistent generic form, (and why this is becoming increasingly important to you and your family members or caregivers, because the +/-20% FDA allotted variability in a generic drug compared with their branded counterparts has been being exploited and abused by most pharmaceutical companies since 2016, since the FDAs ANDA approval process only requires a drug manufacturer to provide a one time comparative bio equivalency analysis to determine whether the product is considered to contain the same API, or active pharmaceutical ingredient, and to determine that the generic product is bioavailability is within the above mentioned range of acceptable margin of error, as well as the fillers, excipients and emulsifying agents, aka the inactive ingredients produce a similar rate of absorption and Tmax levels whilst containing the same ratio of the benefit/risk potential of the branded product) which is not even remotely relevant for the lack of a better word, and a generic, especially from these newer companies that you’re not familiar with, as well as the ones who have either been acquired by/merged into a new company/manufactuer, (ie Teva and Actavis pharmaceuticals are now known as Teva/Actavis or Teva pharm. or Pfizer/Upjohn and their subsidiary manufacturers Greenstone Ltd/Viatris inc. among a vast range of other companies and/or products such as vaccines, specific APIs from novel branded products) are NOT, and should NOT be considered as a “bio similar” or “interchangeable from the brand name variant” and a prime example of this is the generic drug “Clonazepam” which has a multitude of generic variants, which none, not even one of the current variants are known to be an “interchangeable product” and after numerous complaints from both patients/caregivers who were seeking either a significant change in the side effects or adverse reactions from the new generic drugs that were not happening prior, even with the product coming from the same drug manufacturer, or the patient is receiving zero clinical benefit from the generic drugs, to further dig deeper into this very important and potentially fatal issue, I’ll give yet another example, this time I’ll be using the Teva brand of Clonazepam 1mg tablets for reference purposes. If you have been using clonazepam generic tablets for a decade or more you may understand what I am saying here. Prior to the actual acquisition of Actavis, Teva USA had discontinued their 1mg dose of clonazepam from the market for a brief time, but post merger with Teva and Actavis, as well as the overwhelming backlash from patients who were stabilized by the generic drug that couldn’t tolerate any other generic and the branded Klonopin by Roche pharm. was not financially feasible, so instead of bringing the original product back, they’d given patients a false sense of security by redistributing the product, but anyone who’s taken the original generic before would be able to spot the differences between the discontinued product and the reintroduced product, and it goes beyond the visual distinction, but we’re going to start with the visual difference. For those who are either unaware of the original product or don’t pay attention to the subtle changes in your medication or the manufacturer that’s labeled on your prescription (which you should start and this is just a brief summary of why you should) the original product is a round, vibrant green tablet with TEVA on the top side and the numbers 833 on the bottom top side of the tablet with a score (line that’s used to split the tablet into two or more lower doses, and are supposed to be accurately dosed, so long as there’s a score running down the middle of one or both sides, and some drugs, such as alprazolam (Xanax) can have three scores to divide into four equal dosages, and the post merger/reintroduced product is a more dark green/blue color with the same imprints as TEVA on the top, same as the original, but the bottom is where it’s the most obvious the tablet has been altered, with the same 833 as before, with the exception being the number of the tablet being larger and centered, and the new version doesn’t have a score on the bottom side, which is a smart way to reintroduce a highly desirable product, by making it almost identical to the discontinued version, but it also shows that there’s a genuine sense that they can disrespect the patient, by thinking that they are dumb enough to not see the obvious difference in the two. This isn’t just the 1mg dose, as I had used it due to the other doses being white or retaining more or less the same color, which makes it more difficult to distinguish, except for the lacking of having a score down the middle) At the same time, even though Actavis has been merged into one with Teva, there’s still two versions of clonazepam, one with the Teva branding and another with the Actavis logo and branding. As a professional as well as a drug/treatment resistant patient myself, and being on Alprazolam (Xanax IR) for over twenty years now, the pharmaceutical companies are using the ANDA (abbreviated new drug application) process and the very lax requirements to create a new generic entity to create loopholes that are either overlooked or are known, but are still being allowed into the market for reasons I think is pretty self explanatory at this point. There are no benzodiazepines that are comparable to alprazolam/Xanax as alprazolam is a triazolobenzodiazepine (which is a benzodiazepine “derivative”) and unlike Diazepam (Valium) temazepam (Restoril) lorazepam (Ativan) etc., it contains an additional “triazole ring” fused to the “benzene ring” in which both share a nitrogen atom. There are a few different triazolobenzodiazepines such as estazolam (Versed) clonazolam and triazolam (Halcion) etc, which most of which are considered “designer drugs” therefore they have no real clinical significance and are placed in the schedule I category, some are placed temporarily by the FDA until further testing and other information becomes available about the drug. What makes Alprazolam stand out in regard to any other drug in its class is the fact that it’s a very good choice to treat, help cure, control and is even used as a preventative treatment for various conditions and diseases. I’m prescribed 2mg tablets 4x daily (10mg daily dose) and out of the two decades of use I have only required one dose increase. It’s the only benzodiazepine which has been shown to show antidepressant properties, and it has been proven by many clinically significant studies. Here’s some facts about the equivalency between benzodiazepines, 10mg of diazepam is roughly equivalent to a .5mg dose of alprazolam which is equivalent to 1mg of clonazepam, which is equivalent to about 1mg of lorazepam. But the reason why certain generic drugs aren’t working is due to the lack of the API in the dosage that is claimed to provide, and it fluctuates way more than the FDAs recommended +/-20% variation to the point where the tablets contain nearly nonexistent levels of the API, which the FDA is aware of in certain situations, and the drug manufacturers are claiming that this is a form of “diversion/misuse control” when what it’s actually doing is literally killing patients, they are also removing/altering the APIs biological makeup, which is being used by the pharmaceutical companies as a means of “R&D on human patients” To producing drugs that have completely different APIs than the original formulation. I would always recommend that you receive the brand name product, and if that’s not feasible, then request the “authorized generic” brand that’s essentially the brand name product that is either manufactured by the same manufacturer as the branded product, or the API itself is sold to a different manufacturer and refer to the “purple book” for a list of authorized generic brands of the brand that you are looking for, and keep in mind that there’s not always going to be an authorized generic product available for a particular medication, so just choose one that actually works and is for the most part always consistent. One more piece of advice from a pharmacist manager, ALWAYS CHECK THE LABEL TO SEE THE MANUFACTURER AND IF YOU’RE NOT FAMILIAR WITH IT THEN MAKE SURE YOU ALSO COUNT THE TABLETS AT THE PHARMACY AND CHECK THE IMPRINTS TO MAKE SURE THEY ALIGN TO THE NAME OF THE MANUFACTURER ON THE BOTTLE, because the moment you step out of the pharmacy, it’s usually out of our hands. Also consider a local pharmacy chain that is a lot less biased, and has more leeway with their ability to special order the product that you need, albeit it may cost a bit more, but I thought this should cover some bases on what’s been going on with generic products as of late. Any questions or suggestions please feel free to ask and reach out. If anyone believes that any single topic that I have said is incorrect, please feel free to try and prove me otherwise and I will also provide as much information and factual, clinically relevant information that even a lot of physicians and pharmacists aren’t aware of, and I hope your feelings aren’t too hurt. It’s the harsh reality, and you can either, adapt to it and accept a worse/shortened life or stand up, do some research, and I’m not talking about reading a few google searches, but deep diving into the abyss of the corruption, omissions and be prepared to be mentally prepared for what you may find. Be your own advocate and please take care of yourselves. I don’t spend my time typing this to hear myself talk but because I am genuinely worried and I care for everyone who’s subjected to this, after all, it’s my moral responsibility to ensure that everyone is well informed and are able to make informed decisions as well as give them the list of alternatives that are best suited for each individual. Too much knowledge is not enough information. That’s the words I live by and I implore you to do the same. I wish you all and your loved ones a safe and wonderful week ahead!

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