New Xanax Breckenridge Pharma Best Xanax Vs Greenstone Xanax (Page 8)

Hey everyone,

I just saw that there is a brand new line of generic xanax alprazolam in .25mg, .5mg, 1mg, and 2mg tablets that are newly approved generics for alprazolam xanax. the 2mg are legit made pharma rectangular bars imprinted b707 and shape is very similar to brand name (greenstone) front side says B 7 0 7 and the back is blank and has a curve up like brand name and greenstone. I am hoping to hear some feedback on these generics. they are dispensed by Breckenridge pharma but manufactured by centaur pharma which I believe is in China. Not sure. They again are Breckenridge Pharma Generic and blue bars with very similar shape to brand name but instead of white are blue. I believe these to be the very first legit pharma made alprazolam xanax bars ever made in blue. I am curious if anyone has tried any of Breckenridge centaur made generic xanax alprazolam and how they would compare it to other generics. I am going to search for the ingredients in it soon and compare them to the other generic ingredients but a new generic xanax bkue bat that is legit pharma has peaked my interest. any feedback would be great. there are very few images of this companies new xanax and alprazolam online but they go as so:

.25mg b 704
.5mg b 705
1mg b 706
2mg b 707 blue bar

any feedback would be great this is our first ever legit blue alprazolam xanax bar new! would love some feedback on these!

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Re: Sandy (# 139)

Guess it depends on the pharmacy's policies. I've had the original bottle on a number of other meds. Makes sense to me -- why waste a new bottle when they can just give you the bottle the meds came in? A plus with the original bottle is seeing the REAL expiration date, and not the typical 1-year date from time of fill that pharmacies put on their label as the "discard after" date. That is just another waste of money making people think they have to toss meds 1 year after fill when they could be perfectly good for months or a year, whatever, after the "1-year after fill date."

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Sandy (# 139) --

Sandy, you're totally right. Sounds like she's buying from someone who works there who is stealing the bottle & reselling it. "I used to know a pharmacist" or someone who would raid pharms...

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Annmarie (# 140) --

Expiration dates are definitely a money-making scheme.

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Re: goozer (# 141)

Yep, but a lot of people do use foods/meds beyond their expiration date. But you never know (without researching) which meds may actually be harmful after their expiration date. Oh, and when I ask a pharmacy to put the REAL expiration date on the label, they all give me a hard time. Some (the "rocket scientists" lol) say the expiration date is always on the label (and they are referring to the "discard by date"). oyyyyyy

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Annmarie (# 142) --

Who's going to flush an expired alprazolam tablet? Better yet, who has benzos so long that they do expire?

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Re: dandizzle (# 145)

Good points! :-)

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Re: Sandy (# 140)

oh yea they do sandy. i have had them get me .5mg xr greenstone bottles in 30 quantity and in the 3mg XR 30 quantity and the 2mg 100 tablet quantity before. it happens when a tech gets lazy and like anne said when they are not worried about dropping the sealed bottled to ya. i recently asked my pharmacist to do it and he informed me that has since changed and is not legal in my state anymore. but walgreens never fails. got to love the "seal pops" on a fresh sealed bottled from the manufacturer but for the most part this is over for the many. and im also sure like dan said there is raids. been there seen that

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Re: dandizzle (# 145)

i have many possible expires still around on a few of my meds including some alprazolam dosages but i believe they are still good at this point.

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Re: goozer (# 148)

I'm currently working on my final bottle of DAVA bars from 2012 and have many bottles of Mylan waiting for me, one of the most hated makers of Alprazolam

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Re: EDDY (# 149)

I've had Alprazolam from Mylan before, I don't know how long ago it was, but they were fine to me. I'm starting to think the different milligrams make a difference in the efficacy because I've only ever taken 1 mg and the only mfg I've had a problem with is Aurobindo.

I do have to comment on your posts, however. It sounds like you are in the very least doctor shopping or getting your drugs illegally. I don't care, but you might not want to continue posting like you are doing that.

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Re: Sandy (# 150)

Not Doctor Shopping at all Sandy. After the 1 week stay in the E.R. , the attending physician became my regular physician and doubled my dose. I know how dangerous higher doses could be and how dangerous the medicine was, so I actually cut down my daily use. 9 years later I have a bag with lots of bottles and will never take more or even give them away. This is a very dangerous medication

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Re: EDDY (# 151)

I'm just cautioning about disclosing information that you don't need to disclose. I don't know how private these chats are & my advice is to say as little as possible about the number of drugs you have.

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Re: EDDY (# 151)

It's not a dangerous medicine if used properly. I've been taking it for years with no problems. My body may be physically dependent on it at this point, but I have never had to raise the dose after many years of taking 0.5mg 3x day. Years ago, a (2nd opinion) doctor finally put his foot down when another doctor said I had a brain tumor and was about to do a spinal tap, and 2nd doctor said I was having panic attacks (with agoraphobia). Without the Xanax, I couldn't leave my house. Prescribed and used properly, it is a great medication for those that really need it. I'm tired of all the druggies giving these medications a bad name, and the people that really need it suffer because of all the regulations the FDA then puts on the meds.

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Re: Annmarie (# 153)

Yes it is only very dangerous when we run out of it or the provider no longer prescribes or worse yet moved away and we need to see another Doctor. You touched on the benefits of alprazolam and of course I agree. It just has a bad side that shows up when you remove it from your system, plus it hurts to go through withdrawal, really hurts.

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Re: Sandy (# 152)

There is nothing you or I did wrong and these forums are not private in any sense. Many here are looking to purchase the medicine. Then we have a group that worships this medicine intrigued by the many shapes, sizes , and colors. Finally we have a group that is dependent on this garbage and I try to share my story because Xanax can drop you dead like a fly, all the Benzos can. It is a nasty class of medicine that is more dangerous than most Doctors realize. I have little to no tolerance for those who use this drug to get high, and I wish back 30 years ago I never started as it rewires your brain and can cause serious issues as we age. Just take as little as possible, and have a plan to discontinue it some day with help!

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Re: EDDY (# 154)

I feel so bad for you, Eddy, that you had to go through a painful withdrawal (I'm assuming you are referring to yourself when you speak about going through withdrawal). I am aware of this potential "nightmare," and I have worried about that happening to me every time my doctor has stopped seeing patients or moved away. However, so far (knocking on wood), I have found new doctors that continued my medication treatment over the years. It is a real fear though. Maybe it's because of my other debilitating health issues that doctors are okay with me continuing the alprazolam ??

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Re: Annmarie (# 156)

Thank you, I think I replied and my post got held up. I could have written a book during the 2 weeks of suffering before I went to the local Hospital. Each day had different symptoms and really has made me reflect on this medicine. I have never had a Doctor yet to say no to prescribing the stuff and one day would like to stop, its really hard and I don't want to go through an unsupervised withdrawal again

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Re: EDDY (# 157)

"Unsupervised" is the key word here. Any addictive medication should be supervised by a doctor; but even then, I'm sure it is not a pleasant experience -- one that I don't even want to think about going through. If anything, I should have my dose bumped up, since they are evaluating me for a spine stimulator which scares the hell out of me and is making me see what really, really bad anxiety is all about! I'll probably have to double my dose before going in for that surgery. This is when the medication really comes in handy!

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Re: EDDY (# 154)

of course they do but a dr would not rx benzo and allow u to run out unless you took more than you should have or dropped em. im sorry you experienced this my wife had to go to jail for 10 days for her first dui ridic anywaus she was on a lot of xanax when sje went in and she almost passed the seizures can kill you but i would never allow myself or wife again to go without. if taken as prescribed you should not run put and you should know this very well if you been on them as long as u say u should know to have an emergency stash or take a cordingley so you don't have to withdrawal until the next refill anyways I'm sorry you went through that I think most of us all know here how that is and God bless

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Re: goozer (# 159)

Please don't talk to me about 'stash's'. I had 12 bottles of Ativan that I flushed down the toilet during this period and said NO MORE, it didn't work. I have a very large supply of Xanax as my prescription was doubled, really tripled, and over time I have accumulated many spares. I even take less now, something about knowing you don't have to chase your next bottle. I stand by my advice that Xanax works great for most of us when taking them as directed yet can be very detrimental to our health when discontinued. Different brands are a minor concern, unless the one you take has fillers or binders that seem to disagree with you or worse yet, doesn't have the proper amount of the active drug in the dose

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