User Reviews for Clonazepam (Klonopin)

I had no ability to concentrate at work after one day of being on this medication I was able to sit down and work on paperwork for the first time in months.

I do not get anxious any more. The only problem I have seemed to develope is that I sleep too well. I have a difficult time waking up fully in the morning. Occasionally, if I am not active, I will fall asleep if sitting on the couch.

i like xnax better they faster

i take .5mg klonopin in am w/ 20 mg prozac, 50 mg tramadol and 300 mg neurontin. 1 mg at 7:30pm (bedtime med time) w/ 1 birth control pill, 50 mg tramadol, 300 mg neurontin and either 3 mg melotonin or 25 mg atarax. so far i really think that this med (klonopin) really works for me. Although during the day I sometimes feel "high", but seeing as that is what my doctors want to help w/ pain control (other condition) they have been sucsesfull, if I must say so myself.

I take .5 mg once a day for anxiety, works great

better can relax if i feel lacy

i haven't seen or found it to helpful.

Klonopin was one of the least effective of the benzodiazepines I have been treated with for generalized anxiety disorder. It was selected by my (former) psychiatrist because it was thought to be the least addictive. It was somewhat effective, and I did like the fact that it has a long half-life, staying in the system for a long time. However, I did not feel the same relief from anxiety and tension I felt with some other medicines in this same class. Perhaps I wasn't taking enough -- I was only able to inch up to 2.75 mg./day, as if I were taking morphine or something... Read More Read Less

A good medicine, very helpful if used right! I take klonopin for my depression and panic attacks, suffer from severe anxiety that comes from stress..i took the lower does for 6 months now she up me to the 5 mg the 2nd dose it seems to relax me and calm me down, get dizzy spells and drowsiness but that will subside after an hr or so, i take it 1x every 12 hrs, dont find it addictive either, dont have the urge for it like other anxiety meds i have tried

I have GAD, panic disorders and bipolar and this is the one medication I have felt 100% satisfied with. Small or higher doses helped me from things like falling asleep (anxiety), calming down from panic attacks and even helped with a little mania at times.

I used to have panic attacks and worry myself to death now i am taking 1mg klonopins and i get along with my wife better i am just a different person all around i fell so much better

It helped calm my anxiety within 1 hour the first time i took it. the only negative part was you build a tolorence over time and the dose must be monitored

I have a tic disorder and I take .25 mg of Klonopin at bedtime. It is effective in controlling the tics, but I can only take it at bedtime because it makes me extremely drowsy. If I don't take it one night, I feel anxious and depressed the next day. I wish I didn't have to take any medication!

Taking it for anxiety and lack of sleep, works great for anxiety.

Been on Klonopin (Clonazepam) for nearly 30 years to control seizures; always been a 'adjunction medication' to the main antiepileptic drug(s). No side effect at all, it's as if it is part of my body.

Withdrawal symptoms

I was given tis med for my panic attacks i take .5 3 times a day and it seems 2 help alot sometimes ill even take 4 a day if i need to cause i have so many attacks everyday it sucks. it works well in calming me down and i like the fact that im in my own world and it gives me energy when i 1st take it to do what i need to do. it definitely helps i like it alitte better then xanax i feel it gives me just that little buzz sometimes

Ok.. Been on and off this for 13 years ... highest does was 4 mg a day... I know thats high huh? Well.. its a benzo and our bodies and minds become to need more of it after a while. Its a good med. I dont have panic attacks any more and havent had the full blown ones I have had 13 years ago... I rarely have a panic attack.. BTW I am down to just 1.5 mg total, a day. So I think it can be a good thing.BUT Cognitive therapy has helped me manage my symptoms more so I think thats important too.