Neliz Diazepam 10mg (Page 8)

I have some 10mg Neliz diazepam tablets. Flat white tablets with a dividing line on one side. No other markings. They come in foil strips of 14 tablets per strip. Has anyone heard of these or had any experience with them?

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Re: Nige (# 138)

Nige, if it is Neliz you have got, please read the rest of this thread and look at Wedinos official drug testing site before you take them. Neliz are DICLAZEPAM being passed off as diazepam. This substance is unlikely to be fatal and is in fact a benzodiazepine but if the tablets say 10mg of diazepam and they are different substance, how on earth can you know what dose of diclazepam they contain. It could be variable, some could contain very little, others a lot.

I have anxiety as well as a neurological disorder for which I take diazepam, and I can promise you that if I took anything I had any doubts over, my anxiety and panic attacks would go through the roof worrying myself ill about what it could contain.

That is why unless I am using the very limited supply I get prescribed, I always send a pill away to Wedinos to be tested if I have bought them, so I can be sure it is actually diazepam.

If you have ended up with Neliz, please send one for testing, it is completely anonymous and will prove to you the substance it contains (although it cannot determine the strength or dose). It is better to flush fake tablets down the toilet and waste your money (which is already gone) than put your health or life at risk, especially if you use other drugs at the same time.

Take care

B x

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Re: Barry (# 2)

I was just wondering if you've heard of diazepam by "yourose'? Big blue plain tab with score down middle on one side. I'm not sure and couldn't really find a great deal on it. Apparently these weren't prescribed by GP so my advice was not to them. I'm throwing out there as I dont know much about diazepam but having looked at them they do look odd. Any info I can pass on pls
Thank you

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Re: CleanAsWhistle (# 142)

Send one off anonymously to http:/­/­wedinos.org/­db/­sample_testing. This will tell you if it is diazepam or not & if there is anything else mixed in.

B x

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Re: bombsh3ll (# 143)

I'm not using UKSP or SPUK etc. Where is a reliable pharmacy?

Thanks in advance X

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Re: bombsh3ll (# 143)

Thank you for replying, but I'm guessing that sounds costly. Thanks for the reply tho.

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Re: CleanAsWhistle (# 145)

No, it's free. All it costs you is a postage stamp and one of your pills. You can even send half a pill. Check out their website.

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Re: bombsh3ll (# 146)

They're AMAZING, Wedinos.

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Re: bombsh3ll (# 141)

I have had these tablets before and they are excellent quality fakes and fool dip tests as they contain some benzodiazepine. However, I agree with the above test, they contain NO diazepam, the ones I had independently tested by a different private company came back as containing trace amounts of Diclazepam, I am angry at how much money, around £800 total I wasted ordering these. Fortunately there seem to be less of them around now. If doctors actually addressed the issue I need diazepam for I and a good many other people would not be getting ripped off!!!

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Neliz are defo fake.

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Are all brands dispensed by uksp and spuk bad?

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None of them that have been tested contain diazepam, put Neliz into the wedinos website who analyse submitted meds, for example W009683 referred to a Neliz diazepam tablet which shows it to contain Diclazepam others have mixtures of Diclazepam, Alprazolam, Etizolam who knows in what quantity? I found them to do nothing for me and wasted over £400 on them!

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Re: Attila thehun (# 149)

Totally correct, if you go to the wedinos website who analyse submitted meds none of them have contained diazepam. Just search keyword Neliz and you will see the list of submitted Neliz tablets and the contents found and who knows in what quantity's!

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Re: Attila thehun (# 149)

Yes, definitely fake. I and many others have sent samples off to wedinos. Most of them contained no diazepam at all. One sample contained SOME diazepam plus another substance. Most of them were some combination of etizolam/diclazepam.

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Re: Ollie (# 148)

We just have to keep getting the message out there that NELIZ are FAKE, and complain to our pharmacies. As more and more people become aware and stop buying from them, they will be forced to source from better quality manufacturers.

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Re: Attila thehun (# 150)

It's been that way for a while, I won't get my refill from them again, there's better pharmacies out there!

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Diclazepam is not a toxic drug and works very well. Etizolam is another benzodiazepine and is more effective than diazepam. I used to buy etizolam ever the counter at shops and found it very effective and never suffered any adverse side effects. I was very disappointed when the government banned certain legal herbs and it was impossible to source these drugs. I think we are making a unnecessary fuss about neliz. They are safe and effective.

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Re: Barry (# 156)

Yes it may have other benzodiazepine derivatives in it but people are buying the Neliz believing that they are diazepam, not unknown quantities of other substances which vary from different batches of Neliz, that is what the PROBLEM IS! That sort of pharmacy should be stamped out, not justified by saying that there may be some other kind of benzos in the tablets!!!

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Anyone had any experience with Martin Dow brand Diazepam? Apparently, it's a Roche licensed company in Pakistan. Thanks.

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Re: C (# 158)

I had recently set up a beginning of a discussion forum searchable by entering 'Martin Dow limited 10mg'

It goes like this: I have recently received a new diazepam tablet to me, called Martin Dow limited 10mg. They come in strips of 10 per blister and are blue hard tablets with a score line on one side and the other side has 10 imprinted in it. I recently submitted some to wedinos to get them tested and they came back containing only diazepam, you can see the wedinos website reference number W010443 for the submission I made. Does anybody else have experience of these? The blisters are printed in blue stating Valium (diazepam) and from what I have read they are allowed to use the word Valium as they have licence from Roche who first developed them. Any further information would be great?

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Re: Barry (# 9)

Barry are neliz valium 10 mill safe to take I got a packet in my hand

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