Help any good over-the-counter meds?

[lovelulu]

does anyone know if there's over the counter meds that are pretty lethal and could possibly work to ctb? Whether mixed or just a large amount.

 

[LastNite]

Pretty sure none of them.

 

[sourcherry]

this is from the non-methods resource thread tagged at the top:

Other over the counter medications
While over the counter availability differs from country to country, the rule remains that if it can be purchased without a prescription, it is not a method. These medications have been deemed safe enough by your country's government through rigorous testing that they feel confident giving free access to them. This means that the odds of you being able to overdose on it are very low. Once again, less than 10%, though the exact statistic will vary from drug to drug. Generally, no matter what medication you chose, the answer will be waking up in your vomit feeling like you're more hung over than ever. Things such as ibuprofen or other NSAIDs will do nothing but make you vomit. The amount that you would have to take in order to reach toxic levels is high enough that you will throw up before your body gets to that point. If you manage to reach lethal levels, it will be painful and slow, often resulting in severe abdominal pain, seizures and other neurological symptoms. Your kidneys will work overtime to flush it out of your system and you have a very high chance of waking up in a pool of your own vomit. Benadryl (diphenhydramine) is another common overdose (this is over the counter in the US, though I know it is prescription in other countries, however the consensus stands) that results in severe hallucinations. These are often described by people who have survived as absolutely terrifying. Following that is likely seizures and coma, however the odds of it being lethal are not in your favor, especially if medical attention is given. It has the potential to cause cardiac side effects, however all of this considered, the fatality rates are considered low, the highest death rate I was able to find was 14%, however this varies from source to source.

 

[bcarroll1]

does anyone know if there's over the counter meds that are pretty lethal and could possibly work to ctb? Whether mixed or just a large amount.

Unfortunately no. If there were any they would be removed very quickly

 

[sanctionedusage]

none, its why theyre over the counter :/