How much xanax to you take? the most ive used was like 0.75 mcg (or mg?) 3x 0.25 pills.
6mg a day. Ive taken up to 10mg when I used to get the 2mg xanax bars.I used to get 90 2mg bars but switched to 180 1mg xanax as it is easier to control myself. I cant refill every month till 28 days has gone by. so I have to be real careful not to go over 6mg a day. you have to understand I have been using this drug for nearly 4 years and I built up a tolerance.before I had a prescription I would get them from the blackmarket and they were always greenstone 2mg bars and i didnt realize how strong and addictive they were and would take 4-5 tabs a day and pass out at like 8pm wake up the next morning wondering what happened. its strong stuff when you get up to 8-10mg a day.Even 6mg is a heavy dose to someone who dosn't take it, but I lowered my dosage and got a legal script because I really do need the drug it helps with my anxiety and my insomnia wich gets real bad when I use Tren.to me xanax is a miracle drug once you get used to it. no social anxiety, I am not as high strung, I am more relaxed and patient. its wonderful if you suffer from anxiety and have sleep issues.The doctor didnt just put me on xanax right away first it was prozac wich was horrible because I dont suffer from depression I just have anxiety so it had a opposite effect made me manic. then I was put on ativan worked way to slow so he put me on klonopin wich was pretty good stuff but not as good as xanax after 6 months on klonopin I got refered to another dr who put me on the xanax. so I did have to go through 3 diffrent drugs before I was put on xanax some doctors refuse to prescribe xanax as they say its more addictive then opiates. what I have noticed is the foreign mainly korean doctors dont seem to think its a big deal and the prescribe it with ease. they mainly just want your money.as I could get anything off him as long as I paid the walk in fee. so I went there even though I had insurance but this dr. didnt accept the kind of insurance I have . they love cash pay customers and people who need schedule 2 medication like oxycodone or oxycontin because you cannot get refills you have to go in every month and get a hard copy, so every month they get the walk in fee. this dr. makes 2,000$ a day just dealing with cash pay customers I looked at the sign in sheet and everybody on it except for a few paid the walk-in fee wich is 100$ except the first visit wich is 150$ anyway he had like 20 patients who paid cash that day I eyeballed the sheet and at least 20 people paid cash and its always packed in there. the guy probably makes 10,000-12,000 a week.