need SN information

[dcla]

Why did you choose the SN method rather than another? Do you think the pain is bearable? I can't imagine the sensations and I'm afraid I won't succeed.
Thank you for your answers.

 

[Valhala]

1.Availability
2.Efficiency
3.Speed
4.Relatively calm
5.Simple
The pain is rated on a scale from 1 to 10 by those who have undergone the method from 1 to max.6, there is more talk about an unpleasant feeling than about pain in the true sense. The biggest problem is the relatively long time from ingestion to loss of consciousness (from 10 to 25 min.)

 

[shineboy2k15taliban]

1.Availability
2.Efficiency
3.Speed
4.Relatively calm
5.Simple
The pain is rated on a scale from 1 to 10 by those who have undergone the method from 1 to max.6, there is more talk about an unpleasant feeling than about pain in the true sense. The biggest problem is the relatively long time from ingestion to loss of consciousness (from 10 to 25 min.)

i disagree with 1, it should be crossed out

 

[Pale_Rider]

The availability is getting hard, but because its relatively painless it is the go to for many, including myself I will say. Even with procurement problems its still easier then opiates. The main problem with opiates is you have to break the law making your problems potentially a lot worse. Thats my opinion anyways.

 

[dcla]

I saw on this site that it can take several hours before death, that's what scares me. 25g of SN in 50ml of water would be enough? is it necessary to take more after?

 

[opheliaoveragain]

I saw on this site that it can take several hours before death, that's what scares me. 25g of SN in 50ml of water would be enough? is it necessary to take more after?

read the PPH in the top of the suicide subsection. this has been asked and answered, I understand if you can't use the search function yet but I encourage you to once you can.

 

[Dante_]

it can take several hours before death,

Genuinely, sometimes the info here can be contradictory regarding this, any cases where deaths take several hrs hasn't been observed in medical journals since Methemoglobinemia (which is a what SN causes) is a time sensitive issue which often needs to be met with aggressive treatment soon after ingestion otherwise further complications or even death may occur but the flipside is that cases where lower doses are ingested tend to be the ones most documented since they are the cases where most survive after treatment is given, not the amount taken for ctb.

 

[Valhala]

i disagree with 1, it should be crossed out

It is much more accessible than, for example, N, for many it was even more accessible than Benzo. I'm not saying you can buy it in the supermarket, but compared to other "serious" options, SN is quite accessible.

I saw on this site that it can take several hours before death, that's what scares me. 25g of SN in 50ml of water would be enough? is it necessary to take more after?

Possibly until death, but not until loss of consciousness for more than thirty minutes if you consume 25/35 g