C 1 Clonazepam (Top voted first)

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They only feel half as strong as they should be. I still shake after taking the 1mg pill twice a day. Is sandoz a better generic? I can get those? I am now taking blue c1 clonazepam that aren't scored and don't work.

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Favorite Daniel, You are 100% and absolutely totally WRONG! They are ALL different. I guess you are on so many different meds that you wouldn't notice.

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Hi . I been on klonopin one milligram for 7 months now. I normally get green pills that say teva on them. I went to Wal-Mart yesterday to get my refill and I got the blue klonopin your discribing. Says c1 on em. And they are not right at all. Very weak. And short lasting. My green teeva klonopin lasted 2 to 4 hours varying on how much anxiety I have. These new c1 blue klonopins last about 30 minutes. And it seems like the first ten minutes after taking the pull is just a rush of relaxation. Then the pill fades away drastically. Like I said they last 30 minutes.

I am very upset. I can't take any other anxiety med because they knock me out. I'm hoping there is a solution to this problem. I hope we can get the green teva klonopin back. I'm going to call around. Wall Mart. My doctors. And any higher ups I can find to fix this problem. You can't change a medication that works for millions of people and turn it into crap. Please post your reply. Would Like to get on this topic with Someone else. And others people to. I have a strong feeling we are not alone on this.

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Re: Favorite Daniel (# 9) Expand Referenced Message

My father is a pharmacist and he says YES there are big differences! You don't know what you're talking about. And don't say "it's all in your head" on a forum where people are seeking help and bearing their souls.

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Im completely on your side. They suck. They are not the same. they shouldn't switch ppls meds.

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What if they're doing that just to force people to buy non generic, it could just be the cycle of big pharma trying to make more money. The name brand guys paying the generic companies to make crap so we end up with a bottle of klonopin that costs around $300 if you think about it, it's not really all that far fetched and IMO as long as it's legal they want to sell those pills and as many as possible. I don't think big pharma wants to lose a penny.

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I don't know in my last post if I said this: I too got the green TV from Walmart, I had no choice but to get them for the second time. I live in New Castle Indiana. I did find the green TV at our local Kroger pharmacy. I could not get them because they wanted to move all of my controlled substances to one pharmacy but since they didn't carry all of them they would not let me change my refills to them. That sucks. I'm like you, those blue c1 Clonazepam are junk. I hope by you calling Walmart that maybe it will do some good. Walmart told me that they took the cheapest ones that they could get. Because of my insurance I couldn't even pay cash for brand name. And also they never carried the brand name. It is really bothering me because I have a lot of anxiety like you. That is not the only brand of blue clonazepam or klonopin that I have tried all of them have been junk. Teva green ones and a green round one with a raised m, are the best to that I have ever taken. I have even thought about talking to my doctor about it. Good luck on finding the ones you are looking for.

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The pharmaceuticals companies are just messing with our medications. It's all about them getting rich at our expense.Cheap garbage out there. So devastating.....Seems like we can't win. Not enough people complaining not that it would probably help. God help us! Hope that we can all find the one that works best for us....The FDA let's them get away with it...That's the major problem.

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Call your doctor explain the situation!!! All clonazepam are NOT the same. You're in my prayers. God Bless you.

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I wanted to research this before thinking I was crazy but apparently I'm not. I know a lot about pharmaceuticals and this blue c1 brand does not work well. I'm calling my dr and pharmacy tomorrow

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First of all, all of you complaining about the weak potency of the C1 Clonazepams know that these particular ones are supposed to be taken sublingual right? You put them under your tongue and they dissolve in a couple minutes. And taste totally fine. That’s why you’re not getting the full effect of the medication. Cuz your taking them wrong. You know when the pharmacist asks if you need anymore info or help with your medication after you pick it up? Instead of saying no, maybe try saying yes. Or did anyone try asking the pharmacist about this issue? I’m sure it would’ve been explained then as well. And this is not speculation, I’m letting one dissolve under my tongue as we speak. It feels just like I’ve taken the Tevas, only better cuz the onset is much quicker. So, if you take it correctly, you experience the right effect...

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I agree with you and also believe that the process in which the active ingredient is made or fillers or something play a role in diminished therapeutic value with the blue c1 clonazapam. Do you think the filling pharmacy might offer some sort of help?

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Re: David (# 5) Expand Referenced Message

Your so right c1s are garbage and generics can legally be 20% under potency

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Re: Jim (# 1) Expand Referenced Message

I don’t think the blues are as strong, nor do they last...

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I used to be a pharmacist and everyone is right. There are big differences with many drugs from brands and their gemerits and it is allowed by the FDA. Walmart gets many of its drugs from India and what I am hearing from many is that they are getting sub standard medications. I never cared before where the drugs came from but the corner cutting now makes a large difference and all the pharmacies are loving the cheap bulk prices of these awful drugs. All we can do as patients is complain and complain. Give ourselves a big voice and hope someone anyone listens.

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Re: Maya69 (# 19) Expand Referenced Message

I agree with you. A person knows what works and what doesn't. I am trying Compounded drugs now as a substitute. have found a good pharmacy in Birmingham and my insurance pays on it. They do pills and formulations for shots from your Dr RX.

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Re: Jim (# 1) Expand Referenced Message

Yes, Exactly! I have been on the TEVA brand since 2006. .5 as needed. It last year was changed to 1mg twice a day... that's when they started giving me the blue C1 clonazepam. They melt so fast on my tongue and I don't even really feel them calm me down at all! My anxiety just stays centered in my chest until next dose and still just a minute difference. These blue C1's, I am convinced are a placebo sugar pill and a complete scam! I'm am so upset and even as I write this I am panicky.

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Hi all. Beem taking Xanax and or Klonopin since separating from Army. GAD and PTSD. Xanax is better 4 me was on 2mg activus (yellow) 2x daily. Then was switched 2 Klonopin 1 mg 3x. I get the blue c 1 tabs... I unfortunately have a super high tolerance to both meds. The c 1 generics from walmart r fine... If I could choose I would get NB k cut tabs. Expensive people*** so the c 1 is bit also the green mylan 1mg work too. Then qualitest blue tab with weird v and 4 #'s work well too. K cut by Roche are name brand and r stronger but all generics have clonazepam in them... Which is the main ingredient in a klonopin. Hope this helps. Be safe. Take care

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Works the same to me. And i have taken klonopin and rivotril for ten years (3 mg).

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Re: Jim (# 1) Expand Referenced Message

Definitely, the c1 are not as effective at all. I want the Teva back. F*** Walmart!

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Re: Jerry (# 10) Expand Referenced Message

Yea I've been taking the green teva 1mg and just picked up these stupid blue c 1s and I don't feel a thing off of them. I'm really hurt and upset about this. It probably has more filler in it than it does medicine! They do that s***.

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