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[boywhowasneverloved]

Recently while I was researching about various anesthetics I discovered this substance "diethyl ether" apparently its easily available and cheap and it can make you unconscious, so I was wondering If I soak a towel with ether and place it in an exit bag covering my face, will it make me unconscious and the low oxygen kill me?

 

[derekWest]

In which country are you ?
Its not easily accessible in mine (France).
Thank

 

[boywhowasneverloved]

In which country are you ?
Its not easily accessible in mine (France).
Thank

I'm in India, its available on amazon here

 

[Oneiron]

Its not easily available, nor easy to synthesize at home. Also simply inhaling anesthetics its very dangerous. Its better to ingest or inject them

 

[boywhowasneverloved]

dang

Its not easily available, nor easy to synthesize at home. Also simply inhaling anesthetics its very dangerous. Its better to ingest or inject them

dangerous how? won't inhaling be faster?

 

[Oneiron]

dang

dangerous how? won't inhaling be faster?

Faster to make you lightheaded yes, but a fatal dose by simply sucking a towel is impossible. You would wake up after few minutes

 

[boywhowasneverloved]

Faster to make you lightheaded yes, but a fatal dose by simply sucking a towel is impossible. You would wake up after few minutes

Does it taste okay? also won't low oxygen kill you that's the point of the exit bag

 

[KillingPain267]

Ahh, devil ether
"There is nothing in the world more helpless and irresponsible and depraved than a man in the depths of an ether binge."

 

[Oneiron]

Does it taste okay? also won't low oxygen kill you that's the point of the exit bag

I dont know. But consider that your towel could slip away (especially when you are convulsing under asphyxiating). There are much that can go wrong. You could regain consciousness. I also dont know if the stuff that is presented on amazon in your country is really what you are looking for.

 

[Intoxicated]

Recently while I was researching about various anesthetics I discovered this substance "diethyl ether" apparently its easily available and cheap and it can make you unconscious, so I was wondering If I soak a towel with ether and place it in an exit bag covering my face, will it make me unconscious and the low oxygen kill me?

Theoretically, that may work. But ether may cause burning sensations when inhaled at high concentrations. And time to LOC from it is not great, as far as I remember. Cyclopropane, chloroethane (ethyl chloride), or nitrous oxide probably would be better anesthetics for sealed bag configuration.

 

[Endofpain]

Are there any injectable anestetics that one can get?

 

[Oneiron]

Are there any injectable anestetics that one can get?

Chloroform is easy to synthesize at home. But death is not guaranteed, and if you survive a high dose of chloroform (ingested or injected), be certain to have the worst hangover for the next months with the possibility of life-long liver damage.

 

[Endofpain]

Chloroform is easy to synthesize at home. But death is not guaranteed, and if you survive a high dose of chloroform (ingested or injected), be certain to have the worst hangover for the next months with the possibility of life-long liver damage.

Cloroform and ether are next to useless. I was thinking of propofol or similar anestetics/narcotics.

 

[Forveleth]

Chloroform is easy to synthesize at home. But death is not guaranteed, and if you survive a high dose of chloroform (ingested or injected), be certain to have the worst hangover for the next months with the possibility of life-long liver damage.

I tried chloroform to knock me out while I suffocated. I did not use a constant supply of chloroform so I ended up waking and violently puking everywhere. I had vertigo for three days straight and now the smell of chloroform induces instant nausea.

Also, while it requires two regular household ingredients to make at home, any form of chemistry requires skill and often specialized equipment and/or environmental controls to make sure everything goes well. I would not advise trying to make this at home unless you have extensive chemistry experience.