TL;DR - Planning on using bromonordiazepam to taper after having a seizure - I have a suboxone doctors appointment in a few months (February most likely) where I will need to pass a drug test - does anyone know if bromonordiazepam will show up on a urine screen as I've read peiople say that does not have any metabolites that are tested for but I would definitely like to verify this as I can't afford to lose my suboxone script.

I recently suffered a seizure out of owhere after several short but ridiculously high dose back to back binges, usually 2 to 3 days of compuslive redosing until I blacked out but then I'd take a week break and come off cold turkey with no issues. My first few binges were bromazolam and came off cold turkey with no problem, but then I went on a two day long deschloroetizolam binge and suffered a severe seizure randomly an entire week after my last dose with no warning signs or withdrawal symptoms to speak of up until the point I had my seizure - I've since spoken with others that seem to have had similar experiences and seem to have all come to the same conclusion that d-etiz is drastically more likely to cause seizures upon cessation than almost any other benzo for some reason, and personally I think I agree because I have gotten away with insanely high dose benzo binges in the past as long as I kept the binges short and took breaks.

I have acquired some bromonordiazepam and have started using that to to taper, but I'm also on subxone and have an appoint for my twice yearly drug test and am worried about the bromo popping up on that drug test. I've heard it said that they bromo does not have any metabolites that are tested for, but would love if anyone could verify this for me. Also if anyone has any dosage advice and advice on a taper schedule for using bromo that would also be appreciated as thus will be my first time using it.