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0.5mg clonazepam and a few beer

by Absolute, Dec 20, 2006 12:00AM
I know you aren't supposed to mix diazepams with alcohol, especially in large amounts. I'm just wondering if it's safe for me to take a 0.5mg dose of clonazepam around lunch time, and then MODERATELY (3-4) drink a few beer in the evening?
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by 2ndtimearound, Dec 21, 2006 12:00AM
To: Absolute
Hi absolute,



You are right, mixing benzo's with alcohol is quite dangerous.  The last time I did it I took 2 milligrams of alprazolam(xanax) and drank 5 beers.  The last thing I remember was being handcuffed and put into the back of a police cruiser and the tow truck taking my car away after they eventually got it unattached from the tree I hit.  My message to you is, if you are gonna do that, stay home and don't drive!!!  Hope this helps.
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