If you are about to go to .034g in weight, you are at about .10mgs in dosage strength and that is really great, you should get to the jump dose in just a few months at most.
.5 mgs strength = .170 grams weight, so, roughly, your weight number is going to be about 1/3 of your dosage strength number, that's how I do it quickly in my head.
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There is a spreadsheet link somewhere on this site where you can plug a number in and then ask for a 5% reduction - you can do that in weight, or by dosage strength, either way it's a 5% cut.
I think it's better on here though to always refer to your dosage strength, as opposed to weight. Because, different brands of clonazepam might have different pill weights for their .5 mg pills; also, you want to be able to know how your dose compares to an equivalent dose of Valium, as Valium is the most used taper drug and the Ashton Manual is based on Valium.