PowerShell appears to have converted our âfalseâ string to a Boolean âtrueâ, not what we were expecting! This is because PowerShell will convert any string greater than 0 characters to a Boolean âtrueâ, behaviour which is consistent across other programming languages. So there are a couple of ways round this, either change your data to an empty string (which may not be possible of course)â¦.
Klonopin, Ativan and Xanax are all much more potent than Valium (equivalents given in Manual). Xanax and Ativan are relatively rapidly eliminated. Klonopin has a half life of 18 to 50 hours compared to Valium's 200 hours, so Klonopin cannot be called long-acting. The suggestion that Klonopin is the only long-acting benzo that is able to cover Klonopin receptors is nonsense. There are no such things as just Klonopin receptors, as explained above.
Clonazepam is considered a long-acting benzodiazepine (BZD) with a half-life of 17-60 hours in adults; generally it takes about five half-lives for a drug to be considered, out of your system. So like Brian mentioned, although the duration of action is <12 hours, it could be 10-12.5 days before it's been eliminated.