Question for those with vodka-valium method please

[[Buddie]]

I’m curious. How do you know that the do-it-yourself liquid you made was a solution not a suspension (or some other type of liquid)?  Did you have it professionally analyzed?

I don't want to insist I know scientific knowledge.
Thinking about it, both milk and vodka do dissolve valium, yet, water doesn't, so, with my limited scientific knowledge, perhaps you could say it's a solution within a suspension.
Full fat homogenised milk has lots of evenly distributed fat globules, and the benzo is dissolved in these globules, but not in the whole liquid, so, that could be a solution within a suspension also.
I hope that makes sense.
I'm not insisting I right, though, as I am not a scientist.

[[Buddie]]

Oh dear.  My question was meant for [...], not you.  My apologies, [...] — I will modify my post to make this clear.

If you are interested in an excellent, evidence-based discussion of solvents for diazepam, you might want to check out this post/thread:

http://www.benzobuddies.org/forum/index.php?topic=267260.msg3372864#msg3372864

The information about precipitation of diazepam might be of particular interest.

[[Buddie]]

I didn't claim it was a solution. That is just my mixture, and I've been off Xanax for over 2 years now.

[[Buddie]]

I didn't claim it was a solution. That is just my mixture, and I've been off Xanax for over 2 years now.

Your post suggested otherwise, hence my question.

The solution I used to get off Xanax was a 10:2:1.

I dissolved one Xanax 1 mg pill in 2 ml vodka and then stirred in 10 ml water.

[[Buddie]]

Oh. Got you. No. I do not know that the benzo is equally distributed with 10:2:1. I do know that I tried breaking pills which was horrendous, and making the liquid allowed me to taper off in small doses.

We now have a compounding pharmacy in this area, but we did not at the time I was getting off Xanax.

I am glad this space included many voices and that I found an approach that worked.

[[Buddie]]

Oh dear.  My question was meant for [...], not you.  My apologies, [...] — I will modify my post to make this clear.

If you are interested in an excellent, evidence-based discussion of solvents for diazepam, you might want to check out this post/thread:

http://www.benzobuddies.org/forum/index.php?topic=267260.msg3372864#msg3372864

The information about precipitation of diazepam might be of particular interest.

That's ok and thanks for the link.