How reliable is fent?

[queserraserra]

I know people who sell fent, i just want to know how reliable it can be? I heard its one of the easiest drugs to pass from, but how will the process be like? Is it just like any other od or will i be able to pass out after i take it & pass while im sleeping? I dont know if this sounds stupid but if so im sorry lol. i just want an easy way out & idk what to do.

 

[femmedelaville]

I think the analogy is that enough fentanyl that can fit on the tip of a pencil can kill you. Which is to say, incredibly reliable and toxic. And from what I've read death can usually occur within minutes.

 

[mortuarymary]

Very reliable if you can get it clean

 

[zeevo]

Opiods (opiates? I can't remember which is synthetic) kill by suppressing the body's "automatic" or subconscious breathing function. This, in combination with it's heavy sedative effects should help you remain calm and maybe even sleep as you pass. Fentanyl is also extremely potent by mass so it shouldn't take much to be lethal, especially if injected.

I'm not a doctor and I barely have experience with opiates so take what I say with a grain of salt.

 

[queserraserra]

Opiods (opiates? I can't remember which is synthetic) kill by suppressing the body's "automatic" or subconscious breathing function. This, in combination with it's heavy sedative effects should help you remain calm and maybe even sleep as you pass. Fentanyl is also extremely potent by mass so it shouldn't take much to be lethal, especially if injected.

I'm not a doctor and I barely have experience with opiates so take what I say with a grain of salt.

Thank you for this, ( sorry if this is stupid ) i have one more question tho; when you say "opioid ( or opiates ) kill by suppressing the body's "automatic" or subconscious breathing function" means i would suffocate type shit if i was to not pass out before so?

 

[zeevo]

Also wanted to throw this up here, opiods are some of the most reliable drugs to OD on according to a lot of the stats I've read, and their lethality increases when combined with benzos

Thank you for this, ( sorry if this is stupid ) i have one more question tho; when you say "opioid ( or opiates ) kill by suppressing the body's "automatic" or subconscious breathing function" means i would suffocate type shit if i was to not pass out before so?

When I hear suffocate, I think of something physically preventing someone from breathing. In the case of respiratory depression, your body just ceases to breathe on its own. You would be sedated, so I imagine you wouldn't feel the panic that comes with something constricting your breathing but your body may react with some panic as it senses that it lacks oxygen. I've heard that an OD can feel like falling asleep and not feeling any need to breathe.

Second edit:
In addition to increasing your chances of death by depressing the cns alongside opiates, taking benzos would also sedate you further through different means, so you would feel even less panic in theory.

 

[queserraserra]

Also wanted to throw this up here, opiods are some of the most reliable drugs to OD on according to a lot of the stats I've read, and their lethality increases when combined with benzos


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When I hear suffocate, I think of something physically preventing someone from breathing. In the case of respiratory depression, your body just ceases to breathe on its own. You would be sedated, so I imagine you wouldn't feel the panic that comes with something constricting your breathing but your body may react with some panic as it senses that it lacks oxygen. I've heard that an OD can feel like falling asleep and not feeling any need to breathe.

Ohh i understand now, thank you:)

 

[PoorYorick]

Also wanted to throw this up here, opiods are some of the most reliable drugs to OD on according to a lot of the stats I've read, and their lethality increases when combined with benzos

Thanks for the stats. If I correctly read the numbers, the most effective are the rows where first 3 numbers are less than the next 3.

So what is most effective: opioids, barbiturates.
Still effective: alcohol, antidepressants, antialergic, "unknown". The last one doesn't help much :)

Hallucinogens are among least effective means. Seems reasonable :)

What suprises me is how ineffective are muscle relaxants. So many murders were done using them, but it's not a way to ctb.

And older people are very effective.

 

[zeevo]

No prob, reading journals on drugs and suicide has kinda become a pastime of mine, here's the source of you're interested
Overdose Statistics

 

[Argo]

The problem with fent isn't that it doesn't work or that it isn't peaceful(it's both effective and peaceful). The problem is that it is illegal and hard to get, and the purity is always a question. If one solves those problems, and it's an excellent method.

 

[CTBKnight]

If you can go to the West Coast of the United States, it's known to be pretty cheap. It might as well be legal here. Seattle, Portland, LA, San Fran, it's practically nothing according to most sources I have read.

 

[MyChoiceAlone]

scripted fent is very reliable. street fent is a gamble. those aren't scientists that cook it up. but i've seen a ton of accidental od's from street fent.