CTB with a truly absurd amount of propranlol

[perpetual_ennui]

Looking to CTB some time later this year with around 16g of propranolol (I have a lot, don't ask me how: and no I'm not sharing). Just wondering whether anyone knows of the real lethality of this and whether it's comparable to SN. I've read that propranolol can lead to lethal cardiac arrythmias at doses greater than 2g but I can only find a few studies pointing to this. I only really have one shot at this so I've got to get it right the first time.

 

[unluckysadness]

I take propranolol too everyday (for my heart issues). But I wouldn't recommend it for ctb. We're not sure if it's 100% reliable. Modern drugs are designed to be non-lethal, even if you take a huge amount. But it could work. It's just a gamble. I wish you peace whatever you decide.

 

[carfemtanyl]

I found a few LD50s of around 600mg/kg so you would need to ingest 42 grams as a 70kg person to have a 50% chance of dying
even aspirin has a lower LD50 than that

 

[perpetual_ennui]

I found a few LD50s of around 600mg/kg so you would need to ingest 42 grams as a 70kg person to have a 50% chance of dying
even aspirin has a lower LD50 than that

What study are you referencing? I'd like to read it. Also remember the dose change necessary when converting from animal to human due to the body surface area difference; I don't think you did that.

 

[fadedghost]

What study are you referencing? I'd like to read it. Also remember the dose change necessary when converting from animal to human due to the body surface area difference; I don't think you did that.

An LD50 value determination is never a perfect science. @carfemtanyl probably gave you a great answer. Your amount isn't off the LD50 by 3 percent.

 

[hevnsfall]

I have read one or two posts on reddit in the suicidebereavement sub about people succesfully OD on propranolol and metroprolol. It can still be a gamble.

 

[MonkeyButter]

What does CTB mean?