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Also known as Etizest and Etilaam in some places, it is known to be a psychoactive drug of the class: thienodiazepine. All the drugs that fall in this class are known to produce certain effects like muscle relaxation, anticonvulsant, depressant, amnestic, anxiolytic, sedative and hypnotic.
According to some researchers, if you take 1 mg of Etizolam, it will be equivalent to a 10 mg dose of diazepam. In many parts of the world, this compound has not yet been recognized or prescribed as a controlled substance, hence resulting in an increased popularity as a product obtained from many research chemical vendors.
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Difference between benzodiazepine and Etizolam.
Now, there is a difference between an Etizolam molecule and benzodiazepine which is the replacement of benzene ring with a thiophene ring which has in turn been fused with a triazole ring. Hence, the drug is made which is a thienotriazolodiazepine. It has different properties like amnesic, sedative, skeletal muscle relaxing, anticonvulsant, hypnotic and anxiolytic.
what is Etizolam.
If we talk about the chemical structure of Etizolam, then it can be regarded as a structural relative of benzodiazepines. As already stated, the benzene ring is replaced by a thiophene ring which thus classifies it as a thienodiazepine. Now, the thiophene is a 5- member aromatic ring which has one sulfur atom in it. Whereas, Etizolam comprises of a diazepine-thiophene fused ring.
This gives rise to a 7- member ring where R4 and R1 have two nitrogen constituents located at that spot, thus forming the Etizolam’s thienodiazepine core. There is a bicyclic structure at R7 which is bound by an ethyl chain. Moreover, at the R5 structural position, there is a R2 fluorine substituted phenyl ring too.
What are the effects and side effects of etizolam?
The duration of action of Etizolam is approximately 6-8 hours. However, a person is not yet completely sober after that time. For example, a person cannot drive a car after 6-8 hours.
People who have used etizolam may notice the following effects:
- Feel less anxiety
- Feel relaxed and calm
- Muscles become looser (muscle relaxation)
- Sleepiness, falling asleep more easily
But there are also side effects, such as:
- Unable to stay awake
- Difficulty speaking
- Being confused and forgetful
- Flabby muscles
- Stomach pain, nausea and vomiting
Side effects increase if someone combines etizolam with medications, alcohol, or other drugs. Combining also poses significant risks.
What are the risks of etizolam?
The risks of other benzodiazepines also apply to etizolam. For example: memory loss (blackouts), addiction, increased risk of accidents (including in traffic), and the potential for death if someone also drinks alcohol or uses other sedatives, such as GHB or oxycodone .
Someone taking etizolam can also quickly take an excessive dose (overdose). It is likely that not every pill contains exactly the same amount. Dosing with etizolam powder makes the risk of an overdose much greater. The dose is so small that it cannot be weighed accurately.
Some people use etizolam as self-medication. They suffer from anxiety, for example, but have not yet found proper help for it. There are many risks associated with using substances in this way. For instance, a person can become addicted more quickly or suffer an overdose. In such situations, it is advisable to stop with the help of a general practitioner and to find the right help for the anxiety or other symptoms. 
Can you become addicted to etizolam?
Yes, if someone uses etizolam regularly, they can become addicted. If they then stop or reduce their dosage, they may experience severe withdrawal symptoms. This can even be life-threatening. Examples of withdrawal symptoms include:
- Sweating
- Dizziness
- Anxiety and panic
- Vibrate
- Epileptic seizures
- Unable to sleep or nightmares
- Heart palpitations
- Psychosis (delirium)
- Unable to concentrate well
It is therefore important to seek help when quitting, so that someone can taper off the substance together with a doctor. Then the withdrawal symptoms will be less severe.
Is etizolam legal?
No, etizolam was banned in 2021. It is on List 2 of the Opium Act . It is prohibited to manufacture, buy, or sell etizolam.
