A variety of over-the-counter medications that, when mixed, become lethal

[vaas]

Hey guys,
I recently came across this form and it was very helpful.
I was going to try SN, but I discovered that I need to take Antiemetic, which are only available by prescription, and I haven't been able to get them any way. So my question is, is there any way to ctb using over-the-counter medications? Or a combination of over-the-counter medications that, if mixed together, can be very deadly? Thanks in advance.

 

[locked*n*loaded]

Not that I know of. You need too much OTC to even have a chance, which makes it hard, if not impossible, to consume enough. There's no "documentation" as to what *might* work, or combinations that could. Basically, you'd just end up being a guinea pig doing "testing" on yourself. And if it doesn't work, you can expect some, maybe even a lot, of internal organ damage and health effects hat you'll have to live with if you survive. Imo, it's just not worth the risk. It's best to stay with the methods that are, at least, known to work, maybe not 100% of the time (none are 100%), but have a track record of working.

 

[windowinstaller]

Hey guys,
I recently came across this form and it was very helpful.
I was going to try SN, but I discovered that I need to take Antiemetic, which are only available by prescription, and I haven't been able to get them any way. So my question is, is there any way to ctb using over-the-counter medications? Or a combination of over-the-counter medications that, if mixed together, can be very deadly? Thanks in advance.

Benadryl and doxylamine mixed with alcohol could be deadly.

Taking above 50 grams of caffeine pills guarantees death but it hurts.

Taking above 10 grams of Benadryl is almost always deadly.

 

[walliwalli]

Hey guys,
I recently came across this form and it was very helpful.
I was going to try SN, but I discovered that I need to take Antiemetic, which are only available by prescription, and I haven't been able to get them any way. So my question is, is there any way to ctb using over-the-counter medications? Or a combination of over-the-counter medications that, if mixed together, can be very deadly? Thanks in advance.

sorry i don't know about your question, but in terms of SN, there's an online pharmacy that sells metoclopramide (an antiemetic) without a prescription. so it might not be as hard as you think to get.