immankay1950
Trying to find permanent peace.
- Nov 15, 2023
- 9
Does anyone know why would happen if you attempt to ctb using N without antiemetics? Alternatively if you can't get a prescription antiemetic are there alternatives?
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- Jul 10, 2023
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N normally wouldn't make you vomit but it's foul taste; it is a bitter chemical in an alcohol solution; but it in a specific euthanasia clinic, the N is mixed with some orange juice as an attempt to mask the taste but ultimately it depends on the person drinking the solution.
Despite saying that N wouldn't make you vomit, there are still a few cases of failure with N, even with antiemetics. No method is 100%.
immankay1950
Trying to find permanent peace.
- Nov 15, 2023
- 9
So the issue is the taste more than anything? This wouldn't be in a clinic setting, I'd be just drinking it and chasing with alcoholMost of what we tase is from our sense of smell, so maybe wearing a swimmers nose plug might help?Also there are reports of extended coma periods of upto 10+ hours with oral. I'd recommend IV instead.
That's why in Switzerland they use 15g for euthanasia now, not 10g anymore.
15g decreases the risk of extended comaSimilar threads
