temazepam

British

/ təˈmæzəˌpæm /

noun

a benzodiazepine sedative; the gel-like capsule formulation is properly taken orally but has also been melted and injected by drug users

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She did, however, plead guilty to supplying a fellow medic with diazepam pills, and tablets, including temazepam, to another man.

From BBC

Besides alcohol, two prescription medications were in Bearson’s system - alprazolam, an anti-anxiety drug also known as Xanax, and temazepam, a sedative used to treat insomnia.

From Washington Times

It is understood that Lyrica has been coming into Northern Ireland in fairly constant levels for a number of years, along with other prescription drugs including diazepam and temazepam.

From BBC

They are being used, for example, in trials of fentanyl for pain control in individuals with cancer9 and of temazepam for people with sleep disturbances10.

From Nature

It is understood it has been coming into Northern Ireland in fairly constant levels for a number of years, along with other prescription drugs including diazepam and temazepam.

From BBC

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