Teva Clonazepam (Top voted first)

What does clonazepam have in it to make it fall under the controlled substance act? I have been taking this medication for some time. I was told it has a controlled substance in it. What is it?

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I only like clonazepam by TEVA. The other one by Activas doesn't do it for me. Why do these companies stop making a pill that works? I had to special order them the way it was. Now my Prozac company Sandoz is now stopping production. I have tried all different kinds. Anxiety and panic is a real thing, so why do these companies change when you have absolutely nothing else to take that works. They do not make all generics the same and no one can tell me differently. I can't understand why our country can't afford the name brand medicine? It was so much better in the 1960's. I am so disappointed with the medical field.

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I've been taking it for sometime myself. I use to wonder why myself. I'm extremely sensitive to different brands. I have been suffering for the last four months because the brand I always used drastically changed something in the ingredients. Just wondering if you have problems with different brands. To my body it's a difference of night and day. And when you try to get off of it the withdrawal symptoms are horrible. God Bless hope you do well on it but if you are going to stop taking it please be sure to lower the dose gradually.

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Re: Patrice (# 11)

Simple. The national origin and the FDA which allows +/- 24% of the active ingredient. A change can give one 48% of one's prescribed dose, up or down. Further, the binders and fillers that make it a pill are all different. Further any given pharmaceutical doesn't work for circa 30% of people.

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Re: Joseph (# 17)

Uh, sorry, no it's not.My doctors (3) are at the top of the addiction medicine pyramid, a newly created specialty, and they tell me that the fad allows for +/-24% of the active ingredient. Using extremes, one could by changing makers move +/- 48%.

Fillers and binders don't agree with everyone.

Where is your information from?

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Re: Joseph (# 13)

No, they aren't. if so, the we would not be having this discussion about problems with TEVA disappearing.

!. any given pharmaceutical doesn't work at all on circa 30% of people.

2. the FDA allows for +/- 24% of the active ingredient. Look it up.

3.Thus generics are -not- always exactly the same as the name brand.

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I am trying to get help from my different generics and the same thing is occurring. I don't feel better, I get angry and sleep more. One thing I know is when Nurses go out on strike they make sure they get the name brand drugs in their new contract. Gee, could there be a difference. Duh!!!!

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Re: Joseph (# 20)

Sorry, it is simply true. I have doctors who are very very highly educated in pharmaceuticals, as they prescribe them all the time, and," if the pill you get from the pharmacy this afternoon does not look like the pill you took this morning, you need to question the pharmacy as to why."

You can get somethig that has upto 48% +/- the amount your doctor and you think you are getting.

Choose not to believe it. I don't care.

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Re: Joseph (# 19)

According to my doctors, the fillers and binders are a major difficulty for many people, which is why some manufacturers are better than others.

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Re: Joseph (# 24)

Joseph, people's lives are in jeopardy. That is what we are talking about. Go look it up. Needless prescription of anti-biotcs is a much worse problem than any other in that range.

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I'm looking for Teva brand clonazepam 0.5mg. I'm in Peoria Illinois. Can you help me find a pharmacy that carries it? I've look all over with no luck... Why is this brand so hard to find and what is the next best brand to Teva?

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When will they have the Teva Clonazepam again? I am almost going crazy with Actavis. Nothing works the same. Are there any that are similar? Do they make larger dose ones?

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Re: Amsterdameric (# 5)

You're full of s***. I take klonopin for severe panic attacks. It has never gotten me high, but it lets me live a normal life. By the sound of your post, I'm assuming you're an addict in a 12 strip cult.

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Re: Patrice (# 6)

I have no affiliation with any such organization. I do have the problem of Teva clonazepam having disappeared. Drug war is about things that get you high. The heck with your health, as a bottle of aspirin will kill you, as will the bottle of Tylenol next to it

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Re: Eric (# 9)

Eric. I Wasnt talking to you.and if I replied to you by mistake i apologize. My post was directed to the poster that said the only reason for medications like klonopin is to get hi. So please dont think I was talking to you
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RE: Teva lost clonazepam because of losing legal case over synth

Isn’t this whole “no more Teva clonazepam” because Teva lost a lawsuit? I read that on the web. The crime here is affecting the patients who came to rely on Teva (a wonderful Israeli company) & I have taken it for years with life-changing results. So why take it out on the patients?

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Re: Joseph (# 13)

YOU are the one who is wrong here. Google The Hatch-Waxman act of 1984 passed by the FDA and educate yourself!

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Re: Joseph (# 17)

NO it's a LAW called The Hatch-Waxman act of 1984 by the FDA. I replied once below but I'm going into more detail here. The law states that generics can differ by plus or minus 20% of the active ingredient of the name brand medication. That's why there is such a difference in the generics. No other country does this to their citizens, just the USA. It's reprehensible in my opinion.

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Re: Kitty Moosy (# 27)

If that was true people would be dieing, believe what you want.

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Re: Kitty Moosy (# 27)

I read it and it has to do with extending patents, etc... Ignorance is bliss.

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Re: Joseph (# 29)

No it does not! If ignorance is bliss, then you should be really happy right now. You have no comprehension skills at all, never have I seen such arrogance in the face of the truth. You obviously didn't google the Hatch-Waxman act of 1984, it states plainly that generics are allowed to differ plus or minus 20% of the active ingredients of name brand medications. I'm done dealing with someone who has noodles for brains. Bask in your ignorance.

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