Edit: After I made the post, I looked this up again, and it seems clonazepam is water insoluble. That might explain why chewing and sublingual methods aren't effect?
Anyway, what does it mean if clonazepam does not work for you? Isn't clonazepam supposed to relax you or something. I don't feel relaxed at all.
My prescribed dosage is 1 mg at night and 1 mg in the morning. I stuck with that for a while hoping for the best but noticed very little effect. Out of frustration, I've tried increasing the dosage and different methods of ingestion (chewing, sublingual). I hate to admit this but I have even experimented with up to 8 mg. of clonzapem at a time and noticed absolutely nothing. What is wrong with me? I thought this stuff was supposed to work. It is addictive after all. What's going on here?
Clonazepam is slow-acting but I figured 6 mg sublingual would at least have some effect on anxiety and it did virtually nothing for me.
Anyway, what does it mean if clonazepam does not work for you? Isn't clonazepam supposed to relax you or something. I don't feel relaxed at all.
My prescribed dosage is 1 mg at night and 1 mg in the morning. I stuck with that for a while hoping for the best but noticed very little effect. Out of frustration, I've tried increasing the dosage and different methods of ingestion (chewing, sublingual). I hate to admit this but I have even experimented with up to 8 mg. of clonzapem at a time and noticed absolutely nothing. What is wrong with me? I thought this stuff was supposed to work. It is addictive after all. What's going on here?
Clonazepam is slow-acting but I figured 6 mg sublingual would at least have some effect on anxiety and it did virtually nothing for me.