Combo:Alcohol + Zopiclone
From Avi's Drug Diary
| Alcohol + Zopiclone | |
|---|---|
| Substances | Alcohol + Zopiclone |
| Setting | |
| Overall Duration | ~4 hours |
| Experience | Relaxing |
| Difficulty | Moderate |
| Rating | |
| Doses | |
| Alcohol | |
| Zopiclone | |
Alcohol + Zopiclone
Overview
Alcohol noticeably potentiates the sedative effects of zopiclone. The combination is relaxing and enjoyable for some people, but it also produces substantial impairment and should be approached cautiously.
Effects Experienced
Physical
- Heavy sedation
- Significant motor impairment
- Poor balance
- Muscle relaxation
Cognitive
- Calmness
- Reduced anxiety
- Mild euphoria
- Slowed thinking
Visual
- Mild visual blurring
Auditory
- Music sounds warmer
After Effects
- Fatigue
- Grogginess
- Dry mouth
My Experience
Overall Experience
Alcohol mostly just amplified the effects of the zopiclone.
There wasn't anything particularly unique about the combination, but it was enjoyable. The biggest difference compared to zopiclone alone was just how impaired I became physically. Walking in a straight line became pretty difficult and I felt much more intoxicated than either drug would normally make me feel by itself.
Overall it wasn't anything crazy, just a stronger zopiclone.
What I Enjoyed
- More relaxing than either alone.
- Pleasant sedation.
- Mild euphoria.
What I Didn't Enjoy
- Very poor coordination.
- Easy to lose balance.
- Not functional.
Would I Do It Again?
Yes / No / Maybe
Rating
| Category | Rating (/10) |
|---|---|
| Overall | 7/10 |
| Relaxation | 9/10 |
| Sedation | 9/10 |
| Body Load | 7/10 |
| Safety | 6/10 |
Tips & Harm Reduction
Practical Tips
- Stay somewhere safe where you won't need to walk around much.
Harm Reduction
- Alcohol potentiates zopiclone considerably.
- Avoid driving or operating machinery.
- Avoid adding additional depressants.
