12-08-2017, 02:44 AM
(12-07-2017, 04:54 PM)cmdline Wrote: +1 on bitterness its easy to spot someone who is new to benzos, that bitterness is unique and so far only real proof without doing extensive testing to say med is real when it comes to alps, clonz have a bit of a minty (closest i can think of) taste, vals are a bit of a grainy texture and flat taste, all in there a worse tasting vitamins then alp taste,and guess yeah long term users actually like it,since as said it just proves they have real deal.
Thank you, cmdline. I was hesitant to say that I really liked the bitter taste, but I do. I am one of those people who associate it with relief. If I go sublingual, then my ALP is powdered and I can always taste the bitterness. I powder it only to help it more fully be absorbed, but that is how I first got to know the bitterness. If I am going to take it on an MT stomach, then I just swallow it (after I crush it up a bit with my front teeth). Yes, I must say that I have come to really like that bitter flavor. And like you said, that bitterness let's you know what you are dealing with. Same for the slight mintyness of the c-pam. Val's grainy and flat...absolutely agree with that and all of your keen observation's here. Thanks again. RM