Zanax

In English-speaking countries, Xanax (Zanax) is perhaps the most widely known name for the benzodiazepine called Alprazolam, a sedative used in the short-term relief of symptoms of anxiety or the treatment of anxiety disorders.

Xanax (Zanax) is also sometimes prescribed for the treatment of symptoms of alcohol withdrawal and depression, too.

Xanax (Zanax) has a high potential for abuse. Some people take it to reach the state of relaxation and disinhibition and may get rapidly addicted to the drug. That makes Xanax (Zanax) a prescription-only drug in the United States, and in the UK it is classified as a Class C drug. The United Nations place Xanax (Zanax) among psychotropic substances (Schedule IV).

As Zanax is a misspelled name of Xanax, for more details about the medication you should refer to our Xanax page.