Help is there any way to tell if my medication will influence the effectiveness of SN?

[dinosavr]

Other than a few examples of attempts mentioned in one of Vizzy's threads from last year?
I begin to lean towards suicide again and in the meantime, I try to organize everything to avoid failing. I want my attempt to be the one and only. And I realized that is the issue I haven't been able to resolve yet.
There are sites where I can check drug interactions so I'm sure they're fine with the antiemetic I have but obviously they don't have SN in the system lol.
Anyone happens to know if maybe there's a similar substance that I can check? Or is there a list of substances that will decrease SN's ability to do its job?
I would be grateful for any clues!

 

[Little_Suzy]

Drowning is completely foolproof, and medications are not an issue. If you truly want your attempt to be the one and only, reconsider your method.

 

[Linda]

I think it's unlikely that any medications would affect SN, because of the way that SN works.

 

[dinosavr]

Drowning is completely foolproof, and medications are not an issue. If you truly want your attempt to be the one and only, reconsider your method.

Sadly, even drowning is not 100% successful

 

[pthnrdnojvsc]

Imo carbon monoxide makes SN even more certain.

Both SN and Co bind to the hemoglobin in the blood

If I do SN I will stop taking all pills supplements vitamins a week before

 

[DarknessInMe]

I'd be interested in this as well.
I'm taking neuroleptics, antidepressants (SNRI), lithium and l-thyroxine regularly and won't be able to suddenly stop taking them.