Hello Trank,
Regarding your post about the barb Seconal Pulvules:
Seconal is still manufactured in two (2) countries:
1. United Kingdom (by Flynn Pharmaceuticals)
2. USA (formerly Eli Lilly) now licensed by Ranbaxy USA
It is also offered in Belgium as "Vesparax" as a multi-ingredient combination dose.
Tuinal Pulvules is still manufactured in two countries:
1. United Kingdom (by Flynn Pharmaceuticals)
2. USA (formerly Eli Lilly) now licensed by Ranbaxy USA
Tuinal contains both secobarbital sodium and amobarbital
sodium. Both Seconal & Tuinal are Schedule II in the USA.
Hello Oxy 80,
Regarding your post about "Starlite Valium Quality". I
have never placed an order with this IOP. I can communicate
these facts to you regarding Hoffman Laroche Valiums: Roche
Valiums are offered (usually by a licensed agreement) with
the "Roche Valium Trademark" in twenty (20) countries:
1. Argentina 11. Mexico
2. Australia 12. Norway
3. Austria 13. Portugal
4. Belgium 14. South Africa
5. Brazil 15. Spain
16. Switzerland
17. Thailand
18. USA
19. Venezuela
6. Canada 20. Netherlands
7. Denmark
8. Germany
9. India
10. Italy

Diazepam is also offered in fifteen (15) additional countries (thirty five total) under sixty (60) marketing
names. Fourteen (14) of those countries also offer a
multi-ingredient form of diazepam. In the United States,
Valium is made by Roche "the Valium V-cuts", and by the
generic pharmaceutical firms "Mylan" and "Watson".
Source: The Martindale Pharmacopoeia 35th edition published in 2007 by Pharmaceutical Press on authority
from the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain.
The statistical data on "bootleg" pharmaceutials is
somewhat limited and usually not "cataloged" through normal
channels.....however the problem does exist and it is growing......example: Mandrax (methaqualone + diphrenhydramine hydrochloride) was formerly marketed by
Roussel Pharmaceuticals legally, but was withdrawn from
the world marketplace years ago. However, Mandrax is still
manufactured "in bootleg form" mostly in India (where it was
originally discovered) and more recently Communist China,
where most all of it is exported to South Africa. where it
is sold on the street. This has been going on for many, many
years. More recent examples of bootleg, counterfeit, or
pills "with often a marked reduced component of the active
advertised chemical drug" have been produced in Communist
China, at a alarming rate that started only about 3 yrs ago.
These pills are often excellently packaged, pressed to look
like the real thing, and have been known to be printed on
indentification boxes in color to appear as if they were
manufactured by the original mult-national pharmaceutical conglomerate, including being sealed in foil packs! This
is scary......Source: various DB members who have recently
volunteered the info on this board, or have transposed the
international media articles for our members to read for our
self education.

I agree with trank. <img src="/freeboard/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

The valium of Joe makes me sleeping too.

In my local pharmacy the Diazepam cost 3 $ for 50 pieces of 10 mg.

Now they rised the price to 15 $ for 50 pieces. <img src="/freeboard/images/graemlins/mad.gif" alt="" />

It`s only a political decision, they made all cheap medications much more expensive, no free market prices here in our country. <img src="/freeboard/images/graemlins/mad.gif" alt="" />

I bet the normal price for 50 Diazepams 10 mg is 1 - 3 $ and there are countries where you can buy them for this price, like Thailand and Italy for example.

You'd be referring to Jim rather than Joe. In anycase the valium are so so. I wouldn't order them again but they were not really bad. I wasn't a fan of how they were packaged but this was a while ago and I hear talk that the packaging has changed.

But his valium just don't compare to the generics I get from the US pharmacy I use.