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- Oct 23, 2023
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I was about to say that your lack of preference for SN is conspicuous, but then I looked up your thread on comparing KCN vs SN.. If I read correctly you said SN took too long (in comparison to KCN I suppose), but you seem OK with thio taking 8 hours.. possibly more..? I wonder if you have anything specific against SN.There are several things at play here to determine time to ctb. Barbiturates essentially cause ctb through heart failure. So the healthier your heart, the more resistance it will put up. And unfortunately, I have a 31 year old athletic heart with a resting heart rate of 48 bpm. :)
Also, from what I've read, Thio is not as well absorbed an N because of the added element in its composition – Sulphur, hence the bigger dose when administered orally.
Lastly, Thio is an ultra-short acting barbiturate compared to N which is a short-acting, so it has a shorter half-life and gets to work quick. Hence the preference for IV over oral administration as there's a real risk of people going to sleep without consuming adequate amounts to ctb.
I see you have concerns about traveling internationally and the vomiting, but that can be mitigated with benzos can't it? To me 40 mins is reasonably quick and also the minimal damage in case one survives is an attractive feature.. I think the physical symptoms are a very small tradeoff in return. I feel pretty much locked on to SN, and I feel I can't see much beyond it.. I wonder how are you so confident about getting KCN?.. I suppose it can be got from a jewelers if one has money.. You seem pretty monied.. I am from India too btw..
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