Experiences - "equivalent" dose of clonazepam vs flunitrazepam

[Stimulants]

It is the experience of several SWIMs that flunitrazepam gives significantly more noticeable effect than clonazepam in the dosage given as equivalent in the tables many of us are familiar with

To equal 10mg diazepam, clonazepam is listed as 0.5mg and flunitrazepam as 1mg, therefore 1mg of clonazepam should equal 2mg flunitrazepam.

1mg of clonazepam is very subtle, and for a couple of SWIMs the effect is barely noticeable. 2mg of flunitrazepam on the other hand is much more notciceable.

Just a reminder. The equiavlency table is to be taken with a grain of salt.
It's similar to xyz sweetener is xx times sweeter than sugar, but in reality, even when equivalent dose is used, the taste difference is obviouis between cane sugar and aspartame.

Both flunitrazepam and flunitrazepam belong to a sub-type nitrobenzodiazepines. They're very similar.

Clonazepam is a nitrazepam with one chlorine in phenyl ring and is known for it's highly potent anti-convulstant ability

flunitrazepam contains a fluorine atom in palce of chlorine and there is a methyl group on the top instead of a hydrogen. It's known for it's potent sedative hypnotic property.