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| Better Living Through Chemistry Discussions of any and all sorts of mind-warping chemicals, pills, booze, mind machines, trippy stuff, current street prices, importing pharmaceuticals, smart drugs, nutrients, herbs, and altered states. Please try to keep your conversations "theoretical" in nature, since this is an open conference. |
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#1
 2008-10-12, 03:34 |
WaldoCorpse 
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 mirtazapin
I have a bottle of this crap. Any one ever tried it. Erowid and internet didnt provide to much info.
Do share please.
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#2
2008-10-12, 03:58 |
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Re: mirtazapin
marzipan
I knew they made fruits and other various shapes, but pills, that is actually pretty cool.
It was included with your "raver" Halloween costume, right?
What's the press on those babies?
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#3
2008-10-12, 04:05 |
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Re: mirtazapin
its an antidepressant....
is somebody sad?
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#4
2008-10-12, 05:08 |
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Re: mirtazapin
It has its uses, if you mean mirtrazapine.
I warn, though, that it reduces the effects of mushrooms, LSD, and potentially other psychedelics or MDMA, if used regularly.
I had a bottle of it recently, for sleep. It's excellent. I'd take 2-4, usually three, and be good for sleep.
The only recreational feelings I got were mild visual hallucinations at 5 of the pills (don't recall the dose, sorry, but I think they were 25mg), when I waited several hours, through the sleepiness. My body felt pleasantly relaxed, though I was somewhat restless (IIRC it affects dopamine too).
The air seemed to turn golden, as if I were in some sort of extremely thin breathable golden liquid. Like summer sun in the air around me, without a light source.
It's ok, not particularly recreational, though worth a shot.
I'd use it for sleep, were I you. You get some AWESOME dreams.
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2008-10-12, 05:52 |
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Re: mirtazapin
I'd use it for sleep, were I you. You get some AWESOME dreams.
Is it available OTC or is it a RX medication? I may try this instead of Melatonin for a while.
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#6
2008-10-12, 09:49 |
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Mine was RX'd, but it's very easy to get. Just say your friend is using it for sleep and he says it works great, and you'll probably get it. It's not *really* abusable just mildly entertaining, and it's an antidepressant (you know how much docs pump those out).
Indeed, it's a new med, too, so he might be more amenable to it.
Just don't drink more than a few drinks before bed, or you'll be living in hangoverburg's worst ghetto.
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#7
2008-10-13, 02:20 |
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Re: mirtazapin
If you're miserably depressed and everything you've tried so far has failed to help you there is a good chance that Remeron will end up being the answer. It's one of the few things approved for Major Depressive Disorder. Potent sleep aid, too, and in lower-end dosages it has anti-histamine effects.
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#8
2008-10-13, 02:29 |
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Originally Posted by Piles Of Crack
If you're miserably depressed and everything you've tried so far has failed to help you there is a good chance that Remeron will end up being the answer. It's one of the few things approved for Major Depressive Disorder. Potent sleep aid, too, and in lower-end dosages it has anti-histamine effects.
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As a side effect it has been noted that people on Remeron gain as much as 50 lbs in the first year of use. I ate until it hurt, it was insane.
Stay safe,
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2008-10-13, 02:37 |
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Re: mirtazapin
As a side effect it has been noted that people on Remeron gain as much as 50 lbs in the first year of use. I ate until it hurt, it was insane.
Stay safe,
Bos
Thanks for noting this; it's definitely an important thing to include which happened to skip my mind. It's actually used medicinally for that, too.
Used to make me crave sweet and salty shit, especially. Worse than beginner-stoner munchies, IMO.
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2008-10-13, 02:58 |
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Originally Posted by Druidus
It has its uses, if you mean mirtrazapine.
I warn, though, that it reduces the effects of mushrooms, LSD, and potentially other psychedelics or MDMA, if used regularly.
I had a bottle of it recently, for sleep. It's excellent. I'd take 2-4, usually three, and be good for sleep.
The only recreational feelings I got were mild visual hallucinations at 5 of the pills (don't recall the dose, sorry, but I think they were 25mg), when I waited several hours, through the sleepiness. My body felt pleasantly relaxed, though I was somewhat restless (IIRC it affects dopamine too).
The air seemed to turn golden, as if I were in some sort of extremely thin breathable golden liquid. Like summer sun in the air around me, without a light source.
It's ok, not particularly recreational, though worth a shot.
I'd use it for sleep, were I you. You get some AWESOME dreams.
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so similar to ambien kinda? sound like a semi-sedative with visuals? |
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#11
2008-10-13, 16:29 |
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Well, mirtrazapine is similar, but it doesn't provide the same instensity of visuals, or the memory loss.
Ambien is more recreational, if you're wondering.
It's worth trying once or twice, you might like' it. But don't expect benzo-like effects.
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#12
2008-10-14, 00:25 |
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Are they round pills? I had a bottle of them and they felt like a mild sedative.
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#13
2008-10-14, 02:00 |
WaldoCorpse
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Originally Posted by DEADBEATDAD
Are they round pills? I had a bottle of them and they felt like a mild sedative.
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Yeah, small round, yellow/orangeish. |
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