has anybody ever seen 10 mg diazepam without a line down the middle to break them in half?

Have not seen what you are talking about. Mine are blue, scored and has a 10 on it.

Tiedyed65, you do not say what brand or, if generic, manufacturer makes the blue, scored diazepam you are talking about. There are literally HUNDREDS of companies worldwide who make diazepam tablets of 10mg strength. Although most 10mg tablets ARE blue, there is a green one (Mylan, NOT recommded!) and a brownish one (Lederle), as well as the well-known Fabop FABOTRANIL (this too is a very good brand) from Argentina which is a tan/buff colour. I know of at least five that are white with no markings whatsoever, and many more white 10mg diaz with various markings, best-known probably being the Roche-licenced (They get in everywhere) VALIUM by Nicholas Piramal.

Kirby, here follows a couple of brands and generics which are NOT scored at all.

Galenika's BENSEDIN is probably the best-known. There are images on the site. Bensedin is a very high-quality diazepam and is the largest-selling Serbian brand by a long way.

TERAPIA/ROCHE generic (licenced) are Romanian and are legendary; or were before Roche poked their nose in. These two fit the description and are both excellent.

There is as well a generic, made also in Serbia by Panfarma, which are absolutely awful. They can be found offered for sale at ridiculously low prices. Unfortunately they feel more like about 5 - 6mg. If that! - despite box and blister stating clearly that they are 10mg diazepam.

I have no hesitation in recommending Bensedin and Terapia as top-class diazepam. Watch out for scammers though; it has been known for some unscrupulous vendors who send loose tablets to deliver Panfarma's dreadful weak tablets when you have ordered Bensedin. You can tell the difference though; Panfarma are a lot softer, and do not have the shinier coating of Bensedin. Otherwise they look almost identical, there being only a difference of around a millimetre in diameter between the two.

I have no idea where you heard that there are no unmarked white diazepam tablets. These three are just the best-known and most frequently encountered, and, as I said, Bensedin and Terapia are excellent quality. I use both, and consider them better than the average Roche VALIUM brand. IMO, only the (blue) APAURIN, by the Slovenian company Krka-EU, are better than Bensedin.

"NEVER ingest anything unless you are 100% sure what it is."

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I have had two sorts. One was white, round and rounded top and bottom. No markings what so ever from serbia. They were very strong, very nice .

I got some more from croatia supposed to be by terapia. They were Round, scored one side and looked better made. No markings again. They were normal 10 mg diazepam.

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Galenika's BENSEDIN is probably the best-known. There are images on the site. Bensedin is a very high-quality diazepam and is the largest-selling Serbian brand by a long way. Quote.

These  get and are very good quality.

There are photo's on here of them. They are round, no markings and rounded top and bottom. Without blister pack they are very hard to recognise. Could be mints if you didn't know.

Can you get scored terapia? White round, no markings, but score line down them. Not the same as bensedin. Flatish top and bottom

Can some one please please tell me what 5mg apaurin diazepam look like?I have some and they are like nothing i have ever seen!Please someone put my mind to rest!Not the 10mg apaurins the 5mg ones,anyone?

and I'm one of em'. This whole thread is an "online pharmacy" NO PRESCRIPTION NEEDED thread. Unless, of course, the poster is Serbian, and bought the pills from the local chemist...uh huh

P.S. Andy, I'll put your mind at ease, throw the illegal pills out, and then you won't have to worry about possibly poisoning yourself in addition to potential legal consequences.

I respect your dedication to the site as much as anyone, but this is rather blatant. Nowhere in my post did I state I cared about the nationality of the poster. I am well aware of the variance in laws pertaining to purchasing medication in countries other than the United States.

All of this aside, it is impossible to positively identify a substance using imprints/ images alone. Uness the pills are phsyically tested using GC-MS, all we can do is say, "that's what the pill is supposed to look like." How would it play out if a poster I.D.'d a pill based on a photo, and the pill turned out to be a counterfeit containing some type of poison? Posters need to be constantly reminded that this site is only an aid to "identification." I don't find the pill I.D. questions offensive, I find them bordering on dangerous. I have never once thought that the medicine I purchased (legally) might be something else. Perhaps I am confused. Under what circumstances do individuals need pills identified? (Aside from the mother who found pills in son's pocket, etc.)

One more thing, I don't know whether or not you deal with a chronic painful condition yourself Kirby, but these illegal imports are just another log on the fire that the DEA has burning under the feet of those with chronic pain. Please understand the source of some of the frustration...

Again, thank you for contributing to such a great site.

You are absolutely correct.  That's all we can do.  That's all Poison Control can do.  That's all a pharmacist can do.  That's all law enforcement can do - identify the pills by imprint.  US meds (OTC, RX and homepathic) imprints are required by law so that doctors, pharmacists, nurses, EMTs etc. will know what a certain substance is when they need to make an immediate life-or-death decision.

In the US the imprint usually suffices for ID purposes.  The professionals don't bother testing unless there is a valid reason for it.  It's expensive and usually not necessary unless there is possibly criminal behavior involved.

My point is if we can help someone identify a pill, that's good, whether the pill or poster is domestic or foreign.  And many of us are much more skilled at identifying foreign imprints than any US  "professional" such as Poison Control.

We are not aiding the DEA in its fruitless War on Drugs that's been waging for 40 years.

The media and DEA will always find excuses for punishing successful pain treatments for legitimate, responsible patients because the  people who abuse meds and other substances need 'protection' against the cruel, mean world.

So we punish the successful (good doctors and responsible patients) and reward the people who can't OR WON'T cope with life.  Apparently it's easier to let the nanny state take care of your every need.

These are viscious green in colour, round with pronounced bevel, no sharp or defined edges and sweet to taste.

They look almost like smarties and in my opion you'd be better off with smarties as they are not good. Maybe a bad batch but 10mg Apuarins have never failed me yet.