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alexd

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Aug 9, 2026
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Ive researched seroquel methods here and found none, I have some personal experience with it but I want people who know about it give their thoughts.
from what I've heard it's a sedating med so idk if it'll make it painless in any kind of way.
 
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Forveleth

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Absolutely not. You are far more likely to get sick and live and possibly have permanent damage than you are to die.
 
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alexd

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Absolutely not. You are far more likely to get sick and live and possibly have permanent damage than you are to die.
I uploaded some thread about some personal experience I had with seroquel you might wanna read it to understand why I'm asking this question, I posted this since that last thread got no replies
 
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letsnotmakeittoo22

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No. It's a non/don't try method. I read your other post just now.

I also have personal experience with seroquel OD. 3/4 times iirc

The times I wasn't hospitalized I slept for 3 or more days and felt like absolute shit.

The times I did go to hospital, they gave me charcoal and fluids.

If you're looking for someone to say " yes use this method " I don't think you're going to find that in this forum.

I can't find it this instant but I think there's a chart on here someone posted on the amount of medication needed to od, for various amounts of medication ( seroquel, vyvanse etc )

The list shows number projections in the high thousands/ ten thousands.

There's also large amounts of risk associated with seroquel overdose ( lasting effects if you don't pass away )

Best of luck. I don't think seroquel od is the method though.
 
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No. It's a non/don't try method. I read your other post just now.

I also have personal experience with seroquel OD. 3/4 times iirc

The times I wasn't hospitalized I slept for 3 or more days and felt like absolute shit.

The times I did go to hospital, they gave me charcoal and fluids.

If you're looking for someone to say " yes use this method " I don't think you're going to find that in this forum.

I can't find it this instant but I think there's a chart on here someone posted on the amount of medication needed to od, for various amounts of medication ( seroquel, vyvanse etc )

The list shows number projections in the high thousands/ ten thousands.

There's also large amounts of risk associated with seroquel overdose ( lasting effects if you don't pass away )

Best of luck. I don't think seroquel od is the method though.
thank you for your constructive reply
 
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