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Thats exactly what i thought. As soon as he described the imprint "K" I would think that it was more than likely, indeed, Klonopin.

I'm not a doctor, but would LOVE to play one on tv....

Ray

Phisher,

Thank you for the information you provided. I appreciate that you took your time and effort to look up the information and give me all the details that you did. I am leaning in the same direction that you are when you say that it is reasonable to say that the pill is Clonazepam 2mg and since you were able to find out that Rebasin is in fact a real pharmaceutical company registered in Hondurus that gives me even more assurance.

Again thanks for your help!

SuSu175

It is the same logo as on the pill I wanted ID for (Clonazepam 2mg). So chances are it is Clonazepam.

Also the pill TeamPharmer shows if I am not mistaken is Alprazalam 1 mg that is a light purple color, "football" shape and has the triangle with the K in the middle of the triangle. Correct me if I am wrong on this one. Also, does anyone know how it compares in quality to Alprazalam 1 mg made in the USA?

Thanks Phisher and TeamPharmer.

SuSu175

Phisher,

It was indeed I who submitted this photo of the Karnel TRAXIL 1mg alprazolam, and I stand by my assertion that this is an extremely high-quality brand. The REBASIN 2mg clonazepam, on the other hand, would appear to me to be the least of their range. They obviously use different fillers and binders than Roche and Galenika RIVOTRIL, which both have a distinctive 'minty' taste to them; and I am afraid that I found Rebasin to be nothing more than a very average quality medicine. Certainly, if given the choice between the three, I would buy the Rivotril made by ICN Galenika under a Roche Licence. There is one other company allowed by licencing to use the name 'Rivotril', Roche's brand-name for clonazepam, and that is Nicolas Piramal of India, who also have a Roche Licence enabling them to produce diazepam under the name 'VALIUM'. Their Valium is white, with a cross-score on the reverse like Rivotril and Rebasin, and the obverse is imprinted 'VALIUM 10'. They are also of extremely high quality and may be obtained from several Indian pharmacies at varying prices, mostly cheaper than one would pay for the product made by Roche.

Roche licence quite a range of meds, supplying the active ingredient to the licenced company, so the product should be exactly the same quality, strength, etc of the Roche product. Alkaloid, a Macedonijan company based in Skopje, are licenced similarly for bromazepam, but do not use the Roche brand-name, preferring their own name of LEXILIUM, which I find to be the finest example of bromazepam on the market - I would rather buy Lexilium than Roche's LEXOTANIL.

But be assured that the non-licenced Karnel diazepam and alprazolam are indeed superb medications and well worth seeking out. You are correct; they are made in Honduras and come in foil sheets rather than the more usual plastic/aluminium blister packs. Excellent products indeed.

Gaucho

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