1. Roche Labs Inc. (V-Cut) Nutley, New Jersey USA blue 10mg
2. Watson Labs Inc. (generic Corona CA/USA) "5620" Dan 10 blue
3. Aspen Pharmcare Ltd (generic South Africa) "Pax 10" blue
4. KrKa (generic Solvenia) "Apaurin" blue 10mg.
5. Roche Internatonal (note with caution)
"Diazepam" is listed in at least 15 Pharmacopoeia's..
Austria, Belgium, Chinese, European, French, German, Int'l
Italian, Japanese, Netherlands, Polish, Portuguese,
Swiss, USA. "Roche Valium" is marketed in at least 22
industralized countries* Source: Martindale Complete drug
Reference 35th edition. In addition to that, Roche Labs has
factories in 3rd world countries that also produce Valium,
(Brazil, Mexico, Thailand, Pakistan, etc,) In addition to
that, diazepam is manufactured by dozens of other generic
manufacturers worldwide under many different marketing
names, (one country in Latin America offers 23 other
versions of diazepam, from 23 different generic mfg. firms
using 23 different marketing names). With the variance of
quality control issues (bioequivalence and bioavailability)
of the non-Roche competitors worldwide, plus the calculated
risk of "on the surface excellent covert alleged "Valium"
that are counterfeit drugs manufactured clandestinely, and
from time to time "slipped" into the mainstream marketplace
(either as diluted diazepam, or "dud" pills) added to each
individual's potential tolerance issues, there will be some
difference's of opinion which IOP or country has the "best"
diazepam, or "Valium". (Excluding walking into your native
country pharmacy, with a fresh hand written prescription
for "brand name Roche Valium Dispense As Written") Finally,
Roche also has given the authority, or "license" for a few
local manufacturer's to re-produce "Valium" under Roche
formulaton guidelines (example Nicolas Piramal "White
Valium" from India.

Nice list and info, thanks Ludes!

Roche is always what I preferred

Roche always Roche for me.

Roche is just the best out there to me

have you ever had the auparine? they are essentially the same thing to me. I notice no difference, and in fact, I'd rather take an auparine, unless if it was an american roche with the V cut into it, as I'v enever seen one in person and would really like to.

Never taken that brand before.I have taken the v cut though.

well, if you ever order diazepam off of here. try to find those auparine, I think someone posted about where you can find those. and if not, make a thread asking where you could find those.

I think you'll be impressed, and your statements from then on may be, that those two are the same, hell its been a while for me, maybe I got more relief from the auparines.

You should consider what country the med comes from. The requirements for meds vary.

I think Roche are becoming very hit and and miss now, especially Karachi manufactured. Too many counterfeits doing the rounds.