Routes of Administration and Effects

Administration: 

​It is usually administered orally, but it can also be taken sublingually or, less commonly, via nasal insufflation (snorting).

Dosage and Effects: 

• Primary Effects: Sedation and relaxation, reduced anxiety and stress, muscle relaxation, anticonvulsant properties, euphoria or calming mood

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• Adverse Effects: Drowsiness and fatigue, impaired coordination and motor skills, memory impairment or amnesia, and reduced cognitive function.​​

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Dose Range (oral):

• Light: 0.25-1 mg

• Common: 1-2 mg

• Strong: 2 mg+​

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Onset and Duration:​

• Onset: 15-90 minutes

• Duration: 8-12 hours

• After Effects: 1-24 hours

Information Regarding the Substance

Physical Description: 

Typically appears as white powder or pressed tablets

Side Effects:

• Common: Lethargy, dizziness, cognitive dulling, and confusion.

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• Severe: Respiratory depression, loss of consciousness, and seizures.