BUY FLUALPRAZOLAM

Flualprazolam may not sound immediately familiar, but it is used regularly. However, we would like to point out that these research chemicals are considered illegal and prohibited in the Netherlands. For this reason, it is not possible to purchase flualprazolam from Funcaps. Nevertheless, we do offer alternatives that might be of interest to you. Below you will find valuable information on this subject. Important to emphasize: at medicine buying we support the responsible use of research chemicals and absolutely advise against drug abuse!

The effects of flualprazolam can vary from person to person, so the experience can be different for everyone. Although the specific effects may vary, there are some common effects associated with the use of flualprazolam:

• Calming and relaxing effect.
• Reduction of anxiety and tension.
• Muscle weakness.
• Increased drowsiness and fatigue.
• Memory loss and impaired cognitive functions.
• Delayed reaction time and coordination problems.
• Possible sedative effects.

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HOW DO YOU USE FLUALPRAZOLAM?

First of all, we do not recommend using it at all. Should you do it anyway, do it safely. As with any other (pleasure) drug, it is highly recommended to use with caution. Start with a low dose, where the exact number of milligrams is difficult to determine, in order to assess individual reaction and tolerance. Always provide a safe environment and be alert to possible side effects.

FLUALPRAZOLAM VS ALPRAZOLAM

Flualprazolam and alprazolam can sometimes be confused because they belong to the same group of drugs, namely benzodiazepines, or benzos for short. Both have a similar structure, but there are some differences between these two drugs. The main difference is that flualprazolam is added by fluorine atom, which is a single atom of the chemical element fluorine. This subtle change can affect the substance's interaction with receptors in the nervous system, causing different effects. Flualprazolam is generally considered a more potent variant of alprazolam, meaning it may be more potent in terms of sedative and anxiolytic properties.

CHEMICAL COMPOSITION FLUALPRAZOLAM

As mentioned earlier, flualprazolam belongs to the group of synthetic organic compounds called Benzodiazepines. Those benzos consist of a diazepine ring fused together with a benzene ring. The diazepine ring is a seven-part ring where R1 and R4 contain Nitrogen. Also at r5 of the diazepine ring is another fused ring, which is the Phenyl ring. The major difference, chemically, between flualprazolam and alprazolam is that 'alpra' has another fluorine group at R2. In addition, the Benzyl ring at R8 has been replaced by a chlorine group.

RISKS USE OF FLUALPRAZOLAM

Upfront: we do not recommend using flualprazolam due to the drug's legal status. Should one still choose to purchase flualprazolam for use, the following risks may be associated with it. Risks can occur even with single use:

The risk of addiction is high, with a chance that tolerance to the "spiking" effect will have built up quickly. Whereas on average it takes 7 to 14 days to regain this tolerance, in some cases it can also take longer.

Also, do not combine flualprazolam with other drugs such as: other antidepressants, dissociative substances and stimulants. There is also a legal risk: the drug is not legal in the Netherlands for purchase or sale. Curious about the current legal status of flualprazolam or other substances? Then consult the Opium Act!