Pagoclone: these are the experiences

What is Pagoclone?

Pagoclone is a research chemical, belonging to the class of non-benzodiazepines. Pagoclone appears in conventient pellets and is known for its anxiety-reducing effects. The drug appeared in the 1990s, when the popularity of benzos was rising and it was discovered that the major drawback of benzodiazepines was that they made people incredibly sleepy. The alternative was Pagoclone, which inhibited anxiety but did not provide the characteristic drowsiness of benzos.

Is pagoclone a benzo?

Most benzodiazepines end in -pam or -lam; this already shows that Pagoclone does not belong to this class of RCs. The benzos affect the GABA receptors. This leads to sedative effects and to easier falling asleep. Benzos also have strong side effects and you can become dependent on them. On all these points, Pagoclone differs from benzos. It has far fewer side effects, you do not become dependent on it and the RC is also less narcotic.

Pagoclone effects

Although Pagoclone acts like the benzodiazepines on the GABA receptors, the action of this RC is slightly different. The GABA receptors reduce brain activity and calm the nervous system. Pagoclone is a lot more selective than the average benzo in this. The compound exerts its effect only on a few sub-receptors within the GABA system, reducing anxiety but not causing dullness.

The average Pagoclone experiences

Much research is still being done on Pagoclone and especially the long-term effects of this RC, but there are already plenty of reports and studies available on the effects that Pagoclone elicits. The RC produces both physical and mental effects. These Pagoclone experiences are reported there:

• Reduce anxiety
• Promote sleep
• Relaxation of muscles
• Bringing relaxation
• Reducing nervousness/stress
• Analgesic effects
• Improve mood
• May help with stuttering

An additional, favorable experience is that researchers experienced virtually no side effects after taking Pagoclone.

Sleep and Pagoclone: the experiences

Pagoclone is more commonly used to improve sleep. Its sedative effects reduce anxiety and agitation, allowing one to fall asleep faster. However, Pagoclone does not fall under the benzodiazepines, which are really developed to promote sleep. The RC only helps reduce restlessness in your head and body, which in principle should help you fall asleep better.

Experiences with duration of action and dose

After taking Pagoclone, the first effects occurred half an hour to an hour after initial ingestion. The effects totaled four to six hours. In addition, there were only minor after-effects. No real guidelines have yet been developed on the proper dosage of Pagoclone, but on average a dose of 0.5 to 1 milligram of active ingredient is recommended for beginners. Between 1 and 3 milligrams (average dosage) is enough for anxiety-reducing effects, where your clarity will be guaranteed.