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Yes, I actually looked through your gallery and saw the pictures of the Serbian diazepam, so I guess it is very possible that these pills are the real deal, since they do come from the same area.

 Thanks for the help.

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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