2019-02-28 at 2:25 AM UTC
Ughhu
Tuskegee Airman
[tepidly antiquate my affinity]
Just got a bottle of 10mg’s. Took one last night and all I felt was tired. Anyone have experience with these?
2019-02-28 at 2:26 AM UTC
Yup, they’re muscle relaxers, they basically only make you tired.
They’re good to help you get a good nights sleep.
2019-02-28 at 2:32 AM UTC
aldra
JIDF Controlled Opposition
can you do the soma shuffle on them?
2019-02-28 at 2:37 AM UTC
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2019-02-28 at 2:37 AM UTC
Don’t know about the soma shuffle, those aren’t much around here, I remember them in the late 90s. Flexerill or cyclobenzaprine makes your legs like rubber bands. Guess you could wiggle around till ya fall down.
2019-02-28 at 3:09 AM UTC
gadzooks
Dark Matter
[keratinize my mild-tasting blossoming]
Since I'm running out of new drugs to try, I have recently been exploring muscle relaxants a bit.
Cyclobenzaprine (or Flexeril) is less on the "fun" side, and more on the "does what it's meant to do and that's about it" side. I vaguely remember trying a muscle relaxant that starts with "C" like 10 years ago... but it could have been either cyclobenzaprine or carisoprodol (AKA: Soma). I only remember it starting with "C". Plus, I was popping percocets like they were candy, so I can't speak too much to whatever drug it was in itself.
From what I've read about cyclobenzaprine/flexeril online, it seems to pretty much just make people tired.
Carisoprodol/soma is, apparently, slightly more recreational.
There's also methocarbomol/robaxin... It's actually available OTC, but I've only ever taken like 5-15mg at a time (for legit acute back pain problems).
Muscle relaxants aim to do one thing: Help with certain kinds of pain.
Muscle relaxants often have a particular side-effect: Inducing sedation.
Muscle relaxants can, apparently, with the right one: Induce a more pleasant relaxation (more than mere sedation).
