
yaulkan
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- Jun 17, 2022
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hi, it's okay, n - nembutalHello sorry what is N? I am ignorant here just trying to get some inspiration for what to do about my situation
Injectable? Everything I've read is that you drink the N from D.No. There are no reliable suppliers of N powder currently. The only known reliable supplier of N is D. He sells the injectable N.
The vials he sends are originally intended to be used as a veterianary injection for pet euthanasia, but the preferred human method of use is to drink it.Injectable? Everything I've read is that you drink the N from D.
I always thought that if one was to inject something, in this case N, directly into the bloodstream, that they would need less of the substance (N), not more, as opposed to orally taking the substance.Though the solution itself would work if administered via IV if the sheer quantity wasn't a factor.
Yes, delivery by IV is much more effective. What I meant is that you A). Can't put enough vetinary N in an averagely available syringe - and B). You couldn't push it into your vein fast enough before it knocks you out. So whilst you would need less that the dose you drink you would still have a volume of liquid that's too much to physically realistically inject fully. Even a 10ml or 20ml syringe is way two little. And they are huge to look at. A 50ml syringe would take way too long to push the full amount in. And may not be enough even if you could get it in. Which you absolutely wouldn't. I have experience with these things.I always thought that if one was to inject something, in this case N, directly into the bloodstream, that they would need less of the substance (N), not more, as opposed to orally taking the substance.Isn't delivery by IV a more effective method? It bypasses the stomach acids and doesn't need to get into the intestines for absorption. That's always how I understood things.
Powdered n was available for years from various successive sources in China - always just one source at a time, probably connected with a chemical factory - and then several years ago the tested quality rapidly declined and then it disappeared entirely. One of the sellers even posted on a forum similar to this at one time.Can't I get n-powder?
Got it. Now it makes sense. Thanks for the explanation.Yes, delivery by IV is much more effective. What I meant is that you A). Can't put enough vetinary N in an averagely available syringe - and B). You couldn't push it into your vein fast enough before it knocks you out. So whilst you would need less that the dose you drink you would still have a volume of liquid that's too much to physically realistically inject fully. Even a 10ml or 20ml syringe is way two little. And they are huge to look at. A 50ml syringe would take way too long to push the full amount in. And may not be enough even if you could get it in. Which you absolutely wouldn't. I have experience with these things.
There are ways around it but for the average person they're too complicated. Even using a drip/bag comes with risks because you could easily lean on the line and block its flow when you're passed out or you could pull the line out of your vein. Missing the vein with N would cause significant necrosis in the area.
Apparently you could use a pump but it requires modifications to hold the liquid required and is out of most peoples remit as I said.
Aside from any of this, if you're not experienced with injecting you may well have trouble even getting it into a vein. It's not super hard but you would need to do it correctly. It's not like injecting -1ml of your recreational drug of choice where you can fuck it up and maybe get away with an abscess or a lumps and bruise. A significant amount of liquid (even though less than the amount you'd need to drink) is needed. So there are multiple factors to what I was saying but ultimately, the amount of liquid needed is still a significant issue.