Method choosing my 'logue'

[nottinghams]

hey everybody. recently my ctb 'failed' because my fentanyl wasn't 'pure enough' (strong enough.) So I needed to find something better.

I have three options:
1. Nitazenes
(or Fentalogues, also stronger than F)

2. higher % purity fentanyl
(which I'll have to get tested in a lab for certainty)

3. or heroin. oxycontin works too. if they're actually strong enough, they'll be more reliable. I've also been told they also might have more F in them than F purchased on purpose. (is this true?)


Which the deadliest and most reliable for suicide? if you know these things, let me know

 

[locked*n*loaded]

Hey, did you actually somehow verify that the F purity was off?

 

[nottinghams]

Hey, did you actually somehow verify that the F purity was off?

I never did. And I will probably stop commenting on this forum, because nobody replies anymore.

 

[locked*n*loaded]

I never did. And I will probably stop commenting on this forum, because nobody replies anymore.

Short of sending it to a lab, not sure what you really could do to test the purity accurately.

 

[Talvikki]

hey everybody. recently my ctb 'failed' because my fentanyl wasn't 'pure enough' (strong enough.) So I needed to find something better.

I have three options:
1. Nitazenes
(or Fentalogues, also stronger than F)

2. higher % purity fentanyl
(which I'll have to get tested in a lab for certainty)

3. or heroin. oxycontin works too. if they're actually strong enough, they'll be more reliable. I've also been told they also might have more F in them than F purchased on purpose. (is this true?)


Which the deadliest and most reliable for suicide? if you know these things, let me know

OxyContin is the same drug as oxycodone but with extended release, making it unsuitable. OxyNorm or regular oxycodone are better options because they enter the bloodstream quickly. With OxyContin, the drug is absorbed slowly, which means there's a risk that breathing may not stop.

 

[Talvikki]

OxyContin is the same drug as oxycodone but with extended release, making it unsuitable. OxyNorm or regular oxycodone are better options because they enter the bloodstream quickly. With OxyContin, the drug is absorbed slowly, which means there's a risk that breathing may not stop.

Correction:

According to a report from an Amsterdam court involving a man who killed his mother by giving her an overdose of oxycodone, a toxicologist clarified that if extended-release tablets are crushed, they no longer function as extended-release. In that case, the tablets should be treated as immediate-release tablets. Making them comparable to immediate-release tablets.

https://uitspraken.rechtspraak.nl/details?id=ECLI:NL:RBAMS:2018:1475