Is there an easy was to intravenously inject nembutal

[EscThisPlace321]

So I basically have N...but like I'm afraid to drink it because I'm a hardcore alcoholic and my stomach lining is already disrupted and messed up. I'm not a nurse or anything and its in liquid for. Is it ok to inject it directly into the bloodstream or what route do I have to take to administer it? I was thinking I could do it intravenously? That's like with a syringe and needle...or would I need an IV? I just don't think I can stomach it and don't wanna risk throwing up.

 

[ctb_warrior]

How did you procure N?
You are quite lucky.
I think if you are good at injecting yourself, that should be fine.
I don't know if you go by the oral route, will anti emetic help or not. You can check the interaction between N and anti emetic
Besides, closing the nostrils while drinking it can help take care of the bitter taste..
When i started drinking rum, i couldn't bear it's taste so i used to close my nostrils and it would help control the sense of taste. As you are alcoholic, may be you can drink alcohol after N, and then eat small portion of any snack that has strong taste.
In India, they eat some salted snacks with alcohol to get rid of taste. Some even use non veg starters like grilled chicken or something

 

[adamantc]

So I basically have N...but like I'm afraid to drink it because I'm a hardcore alcoholic and my stomach lining is already disrupted and messed up. I'm not a nurse or anything and its in liquid for. Is it ok to inject it directly into the bloodstream or what route do I have to take to administer it? I was thinking I could do it intravenously? That's like with a syringe and needle...or would I need an IV? I just don't think I can stomach it and don't wanna risk throwing up.

Is it sterile, or is it home-made?

Injecting it manually with a syringe is theoretically possible, however there is always the danger of the Nembutal inhibiting you from administering the full dose. An infusion pump would be ideal, however, they can be quite expensive. Anything that mechanically injects the nembutal into you without you needing to continually depress the syringe should be adequate. You would also need to learn how to intravenously inject, mainly finding a vein. I'd practice a couple times with an unloaded syringe before going for it. All required equipment can be obtained fully legally and cheaply. Stores such as Aliexpress have a lot of cheap and adequate medical equipment.

 

[EscThisPlace321]

Is it sterile, or is it home-made?

Injecting it manually with a syringe is theoretically possible, however there is always the danger of the Nembutal inhibiting you from administering the full dose. An infusion pump would be ideal, however, they can be quite expensive. Anything that mechanically injects the nembutal into you without you needing to continually depress the syringe should be adequate. You would also need to learn how to intravenously inject, mainly finding a vein. I'd practice a couple times with an unloaded syringe before going for it. All required equipment can be obtained fully legally and cheaply. Stores such as Aliexpress have a lot of cheap and adequate medical equipment.

I don't know...I don't think its home-made....what is an infusion pump?

 

[adamantc]

I don't know...I don't think its home-made....what is an infusion pump?

An infusion pump is a machine that delivers medicine to a vein. Simple ones basically slowly depress a syringe at a programmed rate. Normally, they are used for precision and for slow continuous regular injections, however here, they can also be programmed to deliver slightly faster, as you may not maintain conciousness or be able to deliver the full dose of a ctb drug.