Help Does anyone have a recourse on a guide to ctb by prescription meds?

[verysad=(]

I'm waiting for the PPH to release their 2023 version. I've done lots and lots of research but its hard to find the right combination of meds or what dosages to take for a successful yknow.

 

[gizzreid]

i'm assuming it depends on the prescriptions and how easy it is to access them. i'm on many prescriptions but none of them would kill me, just cause serious pain and vomiting, so it's really just dependent on what they are. and if your doctor knows about any history of suicidal tendencies with you, they're much less likely if at all to prescribe anything that'll cause death with at least one bottle of it.

 

[verysad=(]

i'm assuming it depends on the prescriptions and how easy it is to access them. i'm on many prescriptions but none of them would kill me, just cause serious pain and vomiting, so it's really just dependent on what they are. and if your doctor knows about any history of suicidal tendencies with you, they're much less likely if at all to prescribe anything that'll cause death with at least one bottle of

Yea, im on very heavy duty medications that can be deadly im just wondering about the dosages and medication needed to not vomit!

 

[gizzreid]

Yea, im on very heavy duty medications that can be deadly im just wondering about the dosages and medication needed to not vomit!

i'd just do individual research on OD's on each prescription you have. some don't even get you close to death even if you had 3 bottles, some will get you with just one bottle. the main issue is most prescriptions will kill you, if you had access to many bottles, but unless you fake taking your meds for months and just keep getting refills then it's kinda hard to get more than one.

 

[Saudade]

On the same subject I'm wondering if you can overdose specifically on lithium. Since it can be toxic and you have to draw your blood every week. I'm guessing it would be difficult to collect the enough amount (since I think doctors huhe the new doses every week or smth like that.)

 

[verysad=(]

On the same subject I'm wondering if you can overdose specifically on lithium. Since it can be toxic and you have to draw your blood every week. I'm guessing it would be difficult to collect the enough amount (since I think doctors huhe the new doses every week or smth like that.)

I'm not 100 percent sure but I think overdoses on lithium are very rare and more likely to cause brain damage & comas instead of death.

 

[Saudade]

I'm not 100 percent sure but I think overdoses on lithium are very rare and more likely to cause brain damage & comas instead of death.

Damn okay big Nono then, I'll do my research tho. Thank you.

 

[nightshade00]

I'd love it if there was a list of Rx meds and their lethal dosages. I'd go through it and see if anything I have would be easy to ctb with. I guess I can look everything up individually, but sometimes it can be hard to find a straight answer.