Thread: Legit ambien online?

doesnt WP? I thought I saw some xanax, etc.

Go to your doc. They write scripts all the time for it. It's not a narcotic so it's easy to get. I have a script for one daily.

Originally Posted by Richard Gears

Meh. I end up hallucinating and having conversations with invisble beings on ambien. Its a nice rec drug but has lil sleep value to me. stack with a xannie and its fucking weirdo time. I end up doing shit with no recollection. COmplete blackout.

go with Trazodone. Its not addictive and it puts your lights out for hours. Its like benedryl on steroids. Its an anti D with sleep-aid properties. So you wake up in a pretty good mood.

Im weening off of all benzos and hypnos.

I stack 100 mgs of Traz with 50 mgs of Diphenhydramine and 6 mgs of melatonin. works decent.

Really? I've never experienced any hallucinations but I've heard of it before. Although my girlfriend told me once that I was standing beside the bed once at 4 am trying to open the Listerine bottle. She asked what I was doing and I told her I couldn't get my water bottle open. I didn't remember that at all. Good thing they have a safety cap on it or I would've OD'd on Listerine.

Originally Posted by rippedgolfer

Go to your doc. They write scripts all the time for it. It's not a narcotic so it's easy to get. I have a script for one daily.

Depends on who you ask. Some pharmacies won't transfer it more then twice because they lump it in with the same categories as narcotics because it is scheduled.

It's stupid and doesn't make sense. It isn't a narcotic, but it often treated like one.

On Topic: Dude get a script. Generic Zolpidem is dirt cheap even from pharmacies. Unless you don;t have insurance, then it is expensive everywhere, even online.

trazadone is a tetracyclic antidepresant, its for depression but has seditive side effects and alot more sides. coming off benzodiazepines is aweful, i see it at work all the time and xanax is the worst of all next to lorazepam ie ativan. good luck cause it can take up to 1 yr for them to be completely out of your brain cells so u can function right. where are you getting all these narcotics. i wouldnt touch those with a ten foot pole. and ambien is a narcotic, it can have severe withdrawl syndrome also if you been on it long enough, just as bad as the benzos. good luck gears trying to come off all those meds.

Originally Posted by unclem

and ambien is a narcotic, it can have severe withdrawl syndrome also if you been on it long enough, just as bad as the benzos. good luck gears trying to come off all those meds.

Dude, I don't want to be a total dick here, but you are a mental health worker and you are saying that Ambien withdrawal is as bad as benzo withdrawal.

That is incorrect. Also, Ambien is not a narcotic.
DEA, Drug Scheduling

Just because a drug is psychoactive and habit forming, doesn't mean a drug is a narcotic. Just because it is scheduled, doesn't make it a narcotic.

Caffeine is psychoactive, is not scheduled, is non addictive, and is not a narcotic.
LSD is psychoactive, is schedule I, is non addictive, and is not a narcotic.
Alcohol is not scheduled, is psychoactive, is habit forming, and is not a narcotic.

I took Ambien for over 5 years and the only withdrawal affects I had was the fact that I stopped sleeping when I ran out. Taking into consideration that the entire purpose of the drug was to sleep, I hardly consider that a withdrawal affect.

I have taken probably 40 or 50 different substances over the years to assist with sleep. The only one that consistently worked for long periods of time is Seroquel. That shit is a fucking wonder drug. I have been on Seroquel for four years and have slept 8 full hours every night since. Then again, Seroquel is a powerful anti-psycotic, so it is possible that it is treating two things at once. Seroquel kicks cycle insomnia out the 4th floor window. Ambien barely bents a dent on it.

Years ago when I was running tren, Ambien was just good enough to get me to sleep for a few hours, then I would pop up out of the bed like a jack-in-the-box from hell ready to tear the walls down with a rock solid boner and horny enough to fuck Rosie O'Donnell. Seroquel knocked me out for 8 hours.

Originally Posted by KelJu

Dude, I don't want to be a total dick here, but you are a mental health worker and you are saying that Ambien withdrawal is as bad as benzo withdrawal.

That is incorrect. Also, Ambien is not a narcotic.
DEA, Drug Scheduling

Just because a drug is psychoactive and habit forming, doesn't mean a drug is a narcotic. Just because it is scheduled, doesn't make it a narcotic.

Caffeine is psychoactive, is not scheduled, is non addictive, and is not a narcotic.
LSD is psychoactive, is schedule I, is non addictive, and is not a narcotic.
Alcohol is not scheduled, is psychoactive, is habit forming, and is not a narcotic.

I took Ambien for over 5 years and the only withdrawal affects I had was the fact that I stopped sleeping when I ran out. Taking into consideration that the entire purpose of the drug was to sleep, I hardly consider that a withdrawal affect.

I have taken probably 40 or 50 different substances over the years to assist with sleep. The only one that consistently worked for long periods of time is Seroquel. That shit is a fucking wonder drug. I have been on Seroquel for four years and have slept 8 full hours every night since. Then again, Seroquel is a powerful anti-psycotic, so it is possible that it is treating two things at once. Seroquel kicks cycle insomnia out the 4th floor window. Ambien barely bents a dent on it.

Years ago when I was running tren, Ambien was just good enough to get me to sleep for a few hours, then I would pop up out of the bed like a jack-in-the-box from hell ready to tear the walls down with a rock solid boner and horny enough to fuck Rosie O'Donnell. Seroquel knocked me out for 8 hours.

That's funny. I agree. I only got 3-5 hours of solid sleep and rarely 8 hrs. And it does increase your libido. My girlfriend always knew when I took the pill to fall asleep b/c I'll wake her up in the middle of the night for a late night "sesh".

Originally Posted by GymRat707

Sometimes on cycle, I cannot sleep worth shit, depending on the steroid. However, ambien takes care of this problem.

Is there anywhere to buy liquid ambien or legit ambien? There's so many places that "sell" it but i'm not sure which is fake/real.

Thanks,

dude, just go to your doc and say you can't sleep at night. They can't prove that you aren't sleeping well. Just say your friend had same issue and was prescribed ambien and it works for him so you'd like to try it. That's what I told my doc and he wrote me a script for one a day. I've heard serequel is a miracle sleep drug too. Some of my friends who did the late night illicate drug evenings would take it and wouldn't wake up for min 8 hrs.

Originally Posted by GymRat707

Sometimes on cycle, I cannot sleep worth shit, depending on the steroid.

many don't realize that androgens effect/stimulate the CNS and neural output. are you sensitive to ephedrine as well? the effect is usually the same regardless if the peripheral (PNS) or somatic nervous system (SNS) is stimulated.

Doctors are happy to write scripts for sleep aids. They are over prescribed. I've seen horrible things resulting from continual ambien usage. If you take it long enough you will become dependent. I'd try GABA first and if you're going to use Ambien, limit usage.

Originally Posted by KelJu

Dude, I don't want to be a total dick here, but you are a mental health worker and you are saying that Ambien withdrawal is as bad as benzo withdrawal.

That is incorrect. Also, Ambien is not a narcotic.
DEA, Drug Scheduling

Just because a drug is psychoactive and habit forming, doesn't mean a drug is a narcotic. Just because it is scheduled, doesn't make it a narcotic.

Caffeine is psychoactive, is not scheduled, is non addictive, and is not a narcotic.
LSD is psychoactive, is schedule I, is non addictive, and is not a narcotic.
Alcohol is not scheduled, is psychoactive, is habit forming, and is not a narcotic.

I took Ambien for over 5 years and the only withdrawal affects I had was the fact that I stopped sleeping when I ran out. Taking into consideration that the entire purpose of the drug was to sleep, I hardly consider that a withdrawal affect.

I have taken probably 40 or 50 different substances over the years to assist with sleep. The only one that consistently worked for long periods of time is Seroquel. That shit is a fucking wonder drug. I have been on Seroquel for four years and have slept 8 full hours every night since. Then again, Seroquel is a powerful anti-psycotic, so it is possible that it is treating two things at once. Seroquel kicks cycle insomnia out the 4th floor window. Ambien barely bents a dent on it.

Years ago when I was running tren, Ambien was just good enough to get me to sleep for a few hours, then I would pop up out of the bed like a jack-in-the-box from hell ready to tear the walls down with a rock solid boner and horny enough to fuck Rosie O'Donnell. Seroquel knocked me out for 8 hours.

Ambien may not be classified as a narcotic, but Xanax and Klonopin are in the same category, and both are very addictive. When I asked about Ambien, my Doc told me that it is not a good choice for long-term use, because it reacts to the Central Nervous System much like drugs in the Benzo family. I decided against taking it on his advice. Just my two cents, and I should note that I have no experience with the drug, and I based my decision solely on the recommendation of my Doctor.

Originally Posted by MDR

Ambien may not be classified as a narcotic, but Xanax and Klonopin are in the same category, and both are very addictive. When I asked about Ambien, my Doc told me that it is not a good choice for long-term use, because it reacts to the Central Nervous System much like drugs in the Benzo family. I decided against taking it on his advice. Just my two cents, and I should note that I have no experience with the drug, and I based my decision solely on the recommendation of my Doctor.

Sadly, many doctors don't keep up with pharmaceuticals like they should. I saw a handful of doctors who all prescribed something different for insomnia. Most of the time it didn't do shit, and I never felt like the issue was taken seriously. I had to go see a neurologist who specialized in sleep problems to get anything done.

Insomnia is such a blanket term. It has a tremendous array of severity, causes, and potential solutions. It could be caused by psychological or physiological problems. It could be environmental or genetic. It could be temporary or permanent.


There is a lot of corruption involved in what medications doctors are prescribing. Drug makers have been taking heat for a while now over ghostwritten articles in medical journals. Drug companies went out and found doctors willing to put their names on articles that the company paid someone else to write or make significant contributions to.

GlaxoSmithKline admitted to this, and this is how they got honest doctors to prescribe all sorts of anti-depressant drugs to their patients. Some doctor is all like "Hey this drug really looks promising. I am going to prescribe this to the next patient who comes in with crotch-rot disease."

There is so much more to why your doctor told you that. I'm not saying he is dishonest. The whole damn system is convoluted and full of shit, so even honest doctors get pulled into it.

Originally Posted by KelJu

Sadly, many doctors don't keep up with pharmaceuticals like they should. I saw a handful of doctors who all prescribed something different for insomnia. Most of the time it didn't do shit, and I never felt like the issue was taken seriously. I had to go see a neurologist who specialized in sleep problems to get anything done.

Insomnia is such a blanket term. It has a tremendous array of severity, causes, and potential solutions. It could be caused by psychological or physiological problems. It could be environmental or genetic. It could be temporary or permanent.


There is a lot of corruption involved in what medications doctors are prescribing. Drug makers have been taking heat for a while now over ghostwritten articles in medical journals. Drug companies went out and found doctors willing to put their names on articles that the company paid someone else to write or make significant contributions to.

GlaxoSmithKline admitted to this, and this is how they got honest doctors to prescribe all sorts of anti-depressant drugs to their patients. Some doctor is all like "Hey this drug really looks promising. I am going to prescribe this to the next patient who comes in with crotch-rot disease."

There is so much more to why your doctor told you that. I'm not saying he is dishonest. The whole damn system is convoluted and full of shit, so even honest doctors get pulled into it.

Believe me, I do not think Doctors know it all when it comes to RX meds, or many other things, for that matter. Just thought I'd mention my experience, and why I backed off from taking the drug. It is unfortunate if his advice was incorrect, but I wouldn't be surprised at all.

Originally Posted by KelJu

Sadly, many doctors don't keep up with pharmaceuticals like they should. I saw a handful of doctors who all prescribed something different for insomnia. Most of the time it didn't do shit, and I never felt like the issue was taken seriously. I had to go see a neurologist who specialized in sleep problems to get anything done.

Insomnia is such a blanket term. It has a tremendous array of severity, causes, and potential solutions. It could be caused by psychological or physiological problems. It could be environmental or genetic. It could be temporary or permanent.


There is a lot of corruption involved in what medications doctors are prescribing. Drug makers have been taking heat for a while now over ghostwritten articles in medical journals. Drug companies went out and found doctors willing to put their names on articles that the company paid someone else to write or make significant contributions to.

GlaxoSmithKline admitted to this, and this is how they got honest doctors to prescribe all sorts of anti-depressant drugs to their patients. Some doctor is all like "Hey this drug really looks promising. I am going to prescribe this to the next patient who comes in with crotch-rot disease."

There is so much more to why your doctor told you that. I'm not saying he is dishonest. The whole damn system is convoluted and full of shit, so even honest doctors get pulled into it.

unclem and mdr are right that shit does have withdraws with long term use i have a endless luneta script and the doct told me to tell him before i go off if i take it everyday....

Ambien was working, sadly now its not. I'm up till like 5-6AM everynight, and have to be up by 9-10AM. It's sad. When im on cycle it's usually worse like it is now, but even off i'm up way past the time i'd like to be.

If I load up on benadryl, val. root, sleep aid, and melatonin i still don't fall asleep for 2-3 hrs.

Ambien knocks me out for a few hours but rarely lasts the whole 8 hours. But I do get good rest when I take it. I've gone a week without taking it and the only withdrawl I experienced was that I didn't fall asleep immediately. And my overall quality of sleep isn't as good when I don't take an ambien. But I can stop taking it tomorrow and I would be fine. Just takes a day or two to adjust but nothing serious. I've been using ambien for about a year now. This is based on my own personal experiences.

Originally Posted by unclem

trazadone is a tetracyclic antidepresant, its for depression but has seditive side effects and alot more sides. coming off benzodiazepines is aweful, i see it at work all the time and xanax is the worst of all next to lorazepam ie ativan. good luck cause it can take up to 1 yr for them to be completely out of your brain cells so u can function right. where are you getting all these narcotics. i wouldnt touch those with a ten foot pole. and ambien is a narcotic, it can have severe withdrawl syndrome also if you been on it long enough, just as bad as the benzos. good luck gears trying to come off all those meds.

benzos, are horrible to kick!! Seriously good luck Gears, best wishes. Ive been off all benzos for quite some time, but the wd process was like being stuck in the movie, A Clockwork Orange, any bizzare Twilight episode and the last 15 minutes of Apocalypse Now, all rolled in to one big cluster fuck that lasted for quite a few days!!!!! I had more intense wds from benzos then I did from opiate withdrawls. Be careful!!!! Im so thankful that I have alot of clean time under my belt. "So thankful"!!!!

diphenhydramine has always worked just fine for me.

Ambien has the opposite effect on me.

Originally Posted by LAM

many don't realize that androgens effect/stimulate the CNS and neural output. are you sensitive to ephedrine as well? the effect is usually the same regardless if the peripheral (PNS) or somatic nervous system (SNS) is stimulated.

werd . . stanazol keeps me awake at night if I dose in the afternoon.

Anyone here tried Delta Phosphate sleep-inducing peptide?

Delta Phosphate sleep-inducing peptide, abbreviated DPSIP, is a neuropeptide that when infused into the mesodiencephalic ventricle of recipient rabbits induces spindle and delta EEG activity and reduced motor activities.

Originally Posted by KelJu

Dude, I don't want to be a total dick here, but you are a mental health worker and you are saying that Ambien withdrawal is as bad as benzo withdrawal.

That is incorrect. Also, Ambien is not a narcotic.
DEA, Drug Scheduling

Just because a drug is psychoactive and habit forming, doesn't mean a drug is a narcotic. Just because it is scheduled, doesn't make it a narcotic.

Caffeine is psychoactive, is not scheduled, is non addictive, and is not a narcotic.
LSD is psychoactive, is schedule I, is non addictive, and is not a narcotic.
Alcohol is not scheduled, is psychoactive, is habit forming, and is not a narcotic.

I took Ambien for over 5 years and the only withdrawal affects I had was the fact that I stopped sleeping when I ran out. Taking into consideration that the entire purpose of the drug was to sleep, I hardly consider that a withdrawal affect.

I have taken probably 40 or 50 different substances over the years to assist with sleep. The only one that consistently worked for long periods of time is Seroquel. That shit is a fucking wonder drug. I have been on Seroquel for four years and have slept 8 full hours every night since. Then again, Seroquel is a powerful anti-psycotic, so it is possible that it is treating two things at once. Seroquel kicks cycle insomnia out the 4th floor window. Ambien barely bents a dent on it.

Years ago when I was running tren, Ambien was just good enough to get me to sleep for a few hours, then I would pop up out of the bed like a jack-in-the-box from hell ready to tear the walls down with a rock solid boner and horny enough to fuck Rosie O'Donnell. Seroquel knocked me out for 8 hours.

no, i dont think your being a dick. but if u look into the physicians' desk reference, the one who puts out the drug says it does have withdrawl syndrome. and the addicts i treat with medications all say its highly abusive and theres a withdrawl syndrome to it. just look into the book i use for meds and read about it and it might change your mind. but, i could be wrong. and nobodys a dick for giving there opinion, thats wat the forums are for. iam not always right. but u do hacve to take it over a extended period of time to see withdrawl effects bro. but again i could be wrong. however it might not be a narcotic, your right. i havent read on that drug in awhile.oh, seroquel is a is used for mania, bi- polar now and people hearing voices, its a drug from the ocean. well derived. but i might be wrong on that also. and its very powerful for putting u to sleep and it makes some people gain weight. we use that drug alot. its a new drug for hearing voices and better then the phenothieziens, and my spelling sucks.

Originally Posted by Richard Gears

Meh. I end up hallucinating and having conversations with invisble beings on ambien. Its a nice rec drug but has lil sleep value to me. stack with a xannie and its fucking weirdo time. I end up doing shit with no recollection. COmplete blackout.

go with Trazodone. Its not addictive and it puts your lights out for hours. Its like benedryl on steroids. Its an anti D with sleep-aid properties. So you wake up in a pretty good mood.

Im weening off of all benzos and hypnos.

I stack 100 mgs of Traz with 50 mgs of Diphenhydramine and 6 mgs of melatonin. works decent.

Same here, I had to quit taking it. I went to melatonin it works great for me and I only take it as needed. Ambein is great but there were times I didnt remember what the hell happened.

Originally Posted by Dark Geared God

unclem and mdr are right that shit does have withdraws with long term use i have a endless luneta script and the doct told me to tell him before i go off if i take it everyday....

I never said it didn't have withdrawal effects. I was saying that it is no where near the severity of benzos. People have committed suicide trying to come off of a long time xanax addiction.

yeah, xanax is a bitch to come off of maybe i got carried away as i never took ambien before so, it cant be as bad as xanax your very right there. ive never seen any ambien user run up and down the hall ways thinking someone is trying to cut them in half with a chainsaw , so your wright. i got carried away on that drug. ive seen seizures with ambien use but daily use like 3 times a day with high dosages for long periods. my mistake.

Ambien ended up not working after a few times. So now I gotta go with something a bit stronger, anyone have some recommendations for when I go to the doctor? I have insomnia like a bitch.

I take benadryl, some other sleep aid, melatonin and val. root and I still can't sleep worth shit. I get tired, maybe sleep for 5-10 min then i'm awake. Even all that with ambien doesn't work.

This is bull shit... I may try Trazodone or something similiar if my doctor will write me a script, problem is I bet insurance won't cover it.

Before the Trazodone, is there any sleep meds that are stronger then ambien that I could ask my doctor about?

Serequel. That stuff is really strong. I think unclem mentioned it above. Not sure if that's spelled right but you can sound it out.

Originally Posted by rippedgolfer

Serequel. That stuff is really strong. I think unclem mentioned it above. Not sure if that's spelled right but you can sound it out.

I asked a friend one time if she had something that would help me sleep. She hands me a seroquel. I didn't think anything about it and popped the pill. She gives me this weird look and asked if I took the whole pill......

long story short i lost almost all control of my muscles. I tried to eat in hopes of lessening the effects but i couldn't close my lips around a spoon or fork. I couldn't urinate, I couldn't speak, i couldn't make sounds because i didn't have control of my tongue. My hands and feet were completely numb. I was afraid to go to sleep because I was sure I wouldn't wake up.

I would consult your physician rather than asking for opinions on here. There are a lot of factors to consider when recommending medications, most of which we are not familiar with. Almost guaranteed to get poor, uninformed advice.