Recently I got prescribed 0.5mg of Klonopin from Aurabindo pharmaceuticals and it’s knocking me out!
I would say it’s 5x stronger than my usual Klonopin from Solco pharmaceuticals.
There are differences that can be seen when it comes to these different manufacturers.
Anyone notice the differences between these manufacturers?
They are not created equally
I’ve never really noticed who manufactures the meds I take – I should def start doing that. Is it located on the bottle?
Be careful, buddy. Let your pdoc know about this if you can @Wave
Don’t see which pharmaceutical makes them here either. I think it’s regulated here, not sure
Haven’t seen different looking pills in years
I notice a huge difference between original and the generic zyprexa I used before.
The original is like 10 times better for me. I just feel all around better, and sleep a lot better, although still not good.
Interesting
I been on Clozaril for about 11 years
Clozapine is not available here, only the brand Clozaril
It’s been ok
In the past I had generics of other APs but never have I tried both brand and generic yet
I only wish I would have tried the original sooner, but I got misinformation from the pharmacy that original and generic was exactly the same. But they are not. Similar, but not identical. It’s like saying burger king and mcdonalds is the same, or pepsi and coke. But no, there are differences.
I’ve been on many different brands of Klonopin over the years
Never in my life have I come across such a potent tranquilizer as the Aurobindo brand.
This drug packs a punch!
Physically and mentally keeps me very sedated for hours.
Its effects can be felt the following day!
Can you verify it’s the correct pill?
Here’s the physical description from the manufacturer (scroll to the ATTRIBUTES listed at the bottom of the page)
Everything matches except that I don’t see an “I” anywhere on the pill unless this means it’s scored which it is.