The best vals I ever tried were the 5 mg Teva, my first iop order, I think it shipped from Switzerland, but that one went rogue a few years later, according to reviews on other forums, and I’m not sure if they still exist. It was an easy payment method, not cheap, took about a month to deliver, but it was blisters in a box with instructions. The month after that, but with some leftover, I found a f2f where I lived at the time, and the pharmacy filled it with orange 5 mg Mylan diazepam. I hadn’t built so much of a tolerance, but I felt like they brought on withdrawal. I tried the day after, and same thing. I thought all Mylan benzos were shitty. Fortunately, I found a SA source that was affordable and delivered within 3 weeks. That was when that country had a viable post office. It was Pax 5, and while not as noteworthy as the Teva, good enough. I had to make sure that any further scripts were not the Mylan generic, to the point that I had to use a smaller pharmacy. Many love the Bensedin, but I need a split line. I thought Apaurin lived up to the reputation, but again, no split line. Good luck sourcing either nowadays.I don’t know whether Sandoz makes vals, and there have been so many mergers and acquisitions, but I once got lucky at the pharmacy and got their restoril generic, which even after tolerance was established, I noticed worked better than Ascend Laboratories, which had the same appearance as their Mylan temazepam, but didn’t suck. Back to diazepam, Actavis were decent, IMO. Customs had a hardon for anything from the u.k., so those days didn’t last long for me.
Leo Sternbach is my hero!
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