Ah man, now I really don't know what to do anymore. I thought my plan was brilliant 
So I guess you are saying I should just stick to the taperingstrips reducing with 0,1 mg?
I try my damnedest to avoid telling what anyone should do with their taper. But Valium tapering strips, with 0.1mg decrements, seems like the ideal way to taper. You are already on the benzodiazepine Prof. Ashton thought ideal, and you can reliably reduce your dose by amounts smaller by a factor of ten! The long half-life provides a cushion to each reduction - you do not get that with shorter half-life tablets.
I expect that the reality [...] that you cannot noticeably negatively affect your taper via titrating such a small proportion of your dose. If the whole 0.1mg should be spoiled, it can only account for 3% drop to your dose. This [...] generally will within what [...] tolerable when tapering Valium. And if we go in the other direction (where bioavailability shoots up), by how much? Realistically, I'd find it hard to believe that it could be multiples of the stated dose. What I will say [...] that if I was using a method where I could rely upon the dose, and it allowed me to make very small cuts, and from a modest daily dose, I think I would stick with what [...] tried and
tested.
The thing to keep in mind [...] that experiencing withdrawal symptoms [...] to be expected by most of us around here. There [...] no good evidence that there [...] any way to guarantee avoiding symptoms. Smaller, more frequent cuts are generally better tolerated than less frequent, larger cuts. But there are limits to this. We should keep in mind, even with Valium and its relatively long half-life, we should expect interdose reductions to blood concentrations of 10% or more. And most usually tolerate this just fine. So, getting hung up on the accuracy of a reductions of about about 0.3% (5ml from 50ml of liquid, a tenth of 0.1mg from a total dose of 3.3mg) makes little sense. And, we should expect variations of dose in individual pills of at least a few percent. (5% of your 2mg pill equates to 0.1mg). But you should not let this unduly worry you. The important, overarching factor [...] the overall taper picture. We generally tolerate these differences in dosage just fine. Try not to worry about it. These larger factors just put into perspective that concentrating on the accuracy of tiny amounts when there are regularly much larger changes (which we generally tolerate) [...] a waste of time, energy and emotional strength.
I think you will be fine.
