Guest guest Posted November 22, 2008 Report Share Posted November 22, 2008 Thanks: Got it, I can manage 100 ml better than 10 ml. I think that I can dilute better my dose in more volume. I know that my solution will only have more volume but the proportion will be the same. Example: I am taking 0.175mg of clonazepam daily right now. I am dissolving 0.25mg (half of 0.5mg pill) in 100ml of water plus 2.5g of cornstarch. I am drinking 70ml of the solution and throwing away 30ml. Am I correct? >> ** , yes. -- C 2008/11/19 Duran > : > in the group files the example is with a solution of 10ml plus the 10mg > pill. Can I make a solution with 100ml to make more volume but keeping the > concentration ? or do I have to make the solution always in 10ml, I find > 10ml a little hard to manage. I prefer to manage more volume. > Please any comments. > > ** You can use 100mL as long as you adjust how much of it you drink. For > instance, if you were decreasing a 10 mg pill by 1 mg and chose to put the > pill in 100mL of liquid, you would drink 9/10ths of the liquid (90 mL) an > throw away the rest (10mL). Does this make sense to you? Naturally, the > numbers you use will be different but the fraction you are using at 1mL > doesn't change when you increase the liquid to 100mL. -- C > > Wow : > > what a good response. It makes sense, since every person is totally > > different in terms of tolerance and metabolism of drugs. The tables on > > Ashton manual are more or less fixed schedules that may cause problems to > > some hypersensitive people (like me) > > > > In fact I do well with as little as 0.25mg daily, just on some special > events or bad days I take 0.5 (maybe once a week). I have found that > > clonazepam is the only benzo that doesn't makes me groggy or drowsy and > > makes me feel calm with small dosage. Two weeks ago I lost my father and > I > > have been more anxious than normal. > > to follow your advice . I am going to stay on clonazepam and > > start to reduce from it. The only problem that I have is that I only can > > cut > > the 0.5mg tablets on fourths (0.125mg each fourth). > > Is it OK to get off totally, once I am on 0.125mg? or it is better to > > continue reducing from0.125?, I don't know how to do this. > > > > ** , in our files is an article on how to do liquid titrations of > > pills. This allows you to reduce to smaller doses. It's not a good idea > to > > reduce by a quarter of a pill at a time. That is 25%. Try 5% instead. > Read > > the article for help on this. > > > > -- C > > > > 2008/11/8 Duran <luisfernandoduran@...<luisfernandoduran%40gmail.com> > <luisfernandoduran<luisfernandoduran@...<luisfernandoduran%40gmail.com> > %3Cluisfernandoduran> > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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