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    ๐Ÿงช This is a research chemical with limited data on its long-term health effects, toxicity profile, and safe dosage ranges.
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    Ethylbromazolam Limited data
    Limited data
    Sparse data. Doses and effects may be unreliable or untested.
    • 1 source
    • duration data present
    • 27 combo interactions documented
    • classified Research-chemical
    • dose data not in PW/TripSit (unverifiable)

    Summary dose.wiki

    Ethylbromazolam is structurally similar to bromazolam with an ethyl instead of methyl group on the triazole ring. User reports suggest approximately half the potency of bromazolam, with reportedly less sedation and amnesia than its parent compound. Estimated equivalence: 4 mg ethylbromazolam produces effects similar to 10 mg diazepam.

    Dose Information DrugsPRO

    ROA Threshold
    Oral / Sublingual 1mg
    Insufflated 0.5mg
    Rectal 1mg

    Only a threshold dose is documented for this substance โ€” the smallest amount with a noticeable effect. There is no published light/common/strong ladder to show above it.

    Sources

    Oral / Sublingual

    Dose ladder — DrugsPRO

    Insufflated

    Dose ladder — DrugsPRO

    Rectal

    Dose ladder — DrugsPRO

    Onset, Duration & After-effects dose.wiki

    ROA Onset Peak Offset After Effects Total
    Oral / Sublingual 20-40 min 1-2.5 hrs 2-4 hrs 8 hrs 3.33-7.17 hrs
    Insufflated 10-20 min 1-2.5 hrs 2-4 hrs 8 hrs 3.17-6.83 hrs
    Rectal - 1-2.5 hrs 2-4 hrs 8 hrs 3-6.5 hrs

    Effect Profile

    Scores (1–10) curated from multiple sources:

    • Effect keyword matching from PsychonautWiki catalog
    • Weighted by importance: core (×3), major (×2), minor (×1)

    Full methodology

    Benzodiazepine 6.6
    Strong+ 7/10

    Strong anxiolysis and cognitive impairment with moderate euphoria, mild sedation

    Anxiolysis ×3
    10
    anxiety suppression anxiolytic reduced anxiety muscle relaxation muscle relaxant
    Sedation / Relaxation ×2
    5
    sedation muscle relaxation
    ⚠ Motor / Cognitive Impairment ×1
    10
    motor control loss memory suppression amnesia delusions of sobriety double vision
    Euphoria / Mood Lift ×1
    6
    euphoria disinhibition

    Tolerance

    Build-up develops over 1โ€“4 weeks of daily use; hypnotic tolerance faster than anxiolytic tolerance
    Reset weeks to months depending on half-life and duration of use; taper recommended

    Tolerance Decay

    Full tolerance 3d Half tolerance 37d Baseline ~60d

    Effects dose.wiki

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    Neutral

    Combinations

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    The PsychonautWiki Journal logging app doesn't include every substance. To track Ethylbromazolam there, start adding an ingestion, search for the name, and choose to add it as a custom substance. Paste these values:

    Name
    Ethylbromazolam
    Unit
    mg
    Description
    Ethylbromazolam
    Source: SubstanceSearch (substancesearch.com)
    
    Oral / Sublingual dose (mg): threshold 1
    Insufflated dose (mg): threshold 0.5
    Rectal dose (mg): threshold 1
    
    Oral / Sublingual duration: onset 20-40m ยท peak 1-2.5h ยท offset 2-4h ยท total 3.33-7.17h ยท after-effects 8h
    Insufflated duration: onset 10-20m ยท peak 1-2.5h ยท offset 2-4h ยท total 3.17-6.83h ยท after-effects 8h
    Rectal duration: peak 1-2.5h ยท offset 2-4h ยท total 3-6.5h ยท after-effects 8h
    
    Note: ranges are harm-reduction guidance, not a prescription. Start low, go slow, and test your substances.

    The app keeps custom substances simple, so the full dose ranges live in the description text above. Ranges are harm-reduction guidance, not a prescription.