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Why don’t they prescribe Clorazepate (Tranxene), Trizalolam (Halcion), and Oxazepam (Serax) very often?
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In all my years I hardly hear about these benzos. What’s the deal? While I was in inpatient they gave use Tranxene when you were withdrawing and no other benzo. Is it because it’s relatively weak? I know it has a long half life as well, but I feel like it has potential. I’m assuming the same with Serax, it’s just weak? I know Triazlolam is stronger but I’m surprised I don’t see it as much. Did Jeffery ruin it? Side note, what is Midazolam used for? I’ve always found these ones interesting because it’s like they don’t exist. I don’t see the point of them being rx if they never get used.

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