I think that some people dissolve them under their tongues so they're kinda sweet.
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yeah but that's the same for valium, and xanax, and ativan, but none of those tastes like candy. I'm trying to figure out if clonazepam actually has a strong minty flavor, or if they're all just using the same binder or filler
Never got a minty flavor from the clonnys, just tastes like they added a tiny bit of sweet n low or something.
or maybe our taste buds are different. have you gotten Tevas?
What is that
a generic manufacturer
Been a long time so probs not
m'kay, that probably means it's an additive rather than the nature of clonazepam. I wonder if maybe clonazepam tastes bad so they have to flavor it a little bit