Pain from sn plan

[zxcvb]

How bad is stomach pain when taking sn.

 

[Major Tom]

Isn't SN one of the more painless methods?

 

[Demian]

As far as I know, SN is a painless method. This is in the book "Peaceful Pill Handbook". I'll leave the images here. I myself already have SN + metoclopramide. It seems to me that zolpidem is better than oxazepam, so I'm just waiting to buy the zolpidem and make an appointment, most likely this year. The zolpidem will put me out, then the SN will do the job and the metoclopramide won't make me vomit.

 

[skatergirl]

As far as I know, SN is a painless method. This is in the book "Peaceful Pill Handbook". I'll leave the images here. I myself already have SN + metoclopramide. It seems to me that zolpidem is better than oxazepam, so I'm just waiting to buy the zolpidem and make an appointment, most likely this year. The zolpidem will put me out, then the SN will do the job and the metoclopramide won't make me vomit.View attachment 154079View attachment 154080View attachment 154081

I dunnno if I believe this like are there any videos

 

[Demian]

I dunnno if I believe this like are there any videos

I didn't understand what you meant. English is not my native language.

 

[WallowingWillow]

From some of the eyewitness accounts I've read on SaSu it seems like it's potentially NOT completely painless. I've read about people groaning and grunting but it's impossible to know if they were consciously in pain doing that. I don't think we can know for sure…. But at least if there is any pain, it seems like it's short lived. A few minutes of pain and discomfort is worth an eternity of peace/non-existence in my book. My only personal aversion to SN is the tachycardia… I feel like it would throw me into a panic attack and kick in my SI.

 

[SufferingNSilence]

As far as I know, SN is a painless method. This is in the book "Peaceful Pill Handbook". I'll leave the images here. I myself already have SN + metoclopramide. It seems to me that zolpidem is better than oxazepam, so I'm just waiting to buy the zolpidem and make an appointment, most likely this year. The zolpidem will put me out, then the SN will do the job and the metoclopramide won't make me vomit.View attachment 154079View attachment 154080View attachment 154081

As far as I know, SN is a painless method. This is in the book "Peaceful Pill Handbook". I'll leave the images here. I myself already have SN + metoclopramide. It seems to me that zolpidem is better than oxazepam, so I'm just waiting to buy the zolpidem and make an appointment, most likely this year. The zolpidem will put me out, then the SN will do the job and the metoclopramide won't make me vomit.View attachment 154079View attachment 154080View attachment 154081

Alright, Im confused....Isn't the SN supposed to be the "Sodium Nitrate" kind? ....and NOT the kind that ends with "Nitrite"(meaning ends with the "rate" and not the "rite"). I believe this to be true. Can someone with more knowledge regarding SN please confirm if this is correct?

(Im referring to the images above that are posted from the pill handbook)

 

[Demian]

Alright, Im confused....Isn't the SN supposed to be the "Sodium Nitrate" kind? ....and NOT the kind that ends with "Nitrite"(meaning ends with the "rate" and not the "rite"). I believe this to be true. Can someone with more knowledge regarding SN please confirm if this is correct?

The correct one is Sodium Nitrite.
Sodium Nitrate is wrong.

 

[SufferingNSilence]

The correct one is Sodium Nitrite.
Sodium Nitrate is wrong.

Well sh*t, Im sure glad I didn't try to purchase it yet. I'm fairly new to this forum and when I was researching about it a couple weeks ago, someone corrected a posted pic of the "Nitrite" that someone bought and said they had the wrong kind! ....so Ive been looking around for the 'other one' the times I've searched! Dommit Mon!.. Thx for the clarity.

 

[betternever2havbeen]

@SufferingNSilence that's weird, maybe they meant it was the wrong purity of SN?

 

[Demian]

Well sh*t, Im sure glad I didn't try to purchase it yet. I'm fairly new to this forum and when I was researching about it a couple weeks ago, someone corrected a posted pic of the "Nitrite" that someone bought and said they had the wrong kind! ....so Ive been looking around for the 'other one' the times I've searched! Dommit Mon!.. Thx for the clarity.

As you're new to the channel, I'll tell you a few things:

1 - The best method is Nembutal. Here people just call it N.

2 - On the internet, practically all N sellers are fake. So far no one has found a real seller.

3 - The most accessible and painless method is SN.

4 - Don't do anything on impulse. There are reports of people who took SN and regretted it.

5 - In principle, SN doesn't leave sequelae, but it can happen. Its antidote is methylene blue administered intravenously.

6 - Never pass on your personal details to anyone here.

If you need me, send me a message.

 

[SufferingNSilence]

@SufferingNSilence that's weird, maybe they meant it was the wrong purity of SN?

I'm not sure, but go figure I was the one who ran across a post where I literally made a mental note bc of that particular correction. Also, Im def just kinda "getting my feet wet" so to speak, more and more with this site. During that time, I recall reading, idk, 2-5 posts and then would log off. I guess I just got bad info. Stuff happens!--Im just REALLY GLAD I have the "right one" now bc Im hoping to order soon!

As you're new to the channel, I'll tell you a few things:

1 - The best method is Nembutal. Here people just call it N.

2 - On the internet, practically all N sellers are fake. So far no one has found a real seller.

3 - The most accessible and painless method is SN.

4 - Don't do anything on impulse. There are reports of people who took SN and regretted it.

5 - In principle, SN doesn't leave sequelae, but it can happen. Its antidote is methylene blue administered intravenously.

6 - Never pass on your personal details to anyone here.

If you need me, send me a message.

KK, got it! TYSM Demian!

 

[Pryras]

The "groaning and labored breathing" looks bad but i doubt it's painful. Most of the symptoms that people experience after ingesting SN are after they fall unconscious and death isn't going to be silent or beautiful.

There was a user who survived an attempt and called for help before she fell unconscious in the ambulance. She said she felt pain in her stomach but it's wasn't unbearable or anything.

 

[Demian]

The "groaning and labored breathing" looks bad but i doubt it's painful. Most of the symptoms that people experience after ingesting SN are after they fall unconscious and death isn't going to be silent or beautiful.

There was a user who survived an attempt and called for help before she fell unconscious in the ambulance. She said she felt pain in her stomach but it's wasn't unbearable or anything.

Yes. That's why the book "Peaceful Pill Handbook" says to take oxazepam, to lose consciousness faster. I think zolpidem might be better.

 

[Valhala]

The inert gas method is probably the absolute most painless and fastest (even compared to N), but it is technically quite complex and impractical for many (it requires bottles with inert gas, hoses and the entire apparatus that needs to be mounted and adjusted - and also an adequate space where everything it can install)

 

[skatergirl]

As far as I know, SN is a painless method. This is in the book "Peaceful Pill Handbook". I'll leave the images here. I myself already have SN + metoclopramide. It seems to me that zolpidem is better than oxazepam, so I'm just waiting to buy the zolpidem and make an appointment, most likely this year. The zolpidem will put me out, then the SN will do the job and the metoclopramide won't make me vomit.View attachment 154079View attachment 154080View attachment 154081

How do you believe this fully tho

 

[Demian]

How do you believe this fully tho

Because the people in the book "Peaceful Pill Handbook" are very honest. If a method causes too much pain, they speak up.

 

[skatergirl]

Because the people in the book "Peaceful Pill Handbook" are very honest. If a method causes too much pain, they speak up.

Ok tnx but I have no other medications only the sn will this be painful do u think

 

[maniac116]

From what I gather, SN can cause some discomfort as well as anxiety of course.
That's why meto, a pain reliever & benzos are recommended.
The meto can help with GI discomfort, benzos for anxiety & a pain reliever (for pain obviously).
From what I have seen, it usually causes some discomfort, but a person is not conscious after 10-20 minutes so won't be uncomfortable for long. The moaning, loud breathing & movements usually of the arms & hands happens after the person is unconscious.
I hope this offers some answers for you!

 

[Demian]

Ok tnx but I have no other medications only the sn will this be painful do u think

I wouldn't just take the SN alone, as you might feel insecure and ask for help. I advise you not to do anything on impulse. SN alone is not cool.

 

[skatergirl]

Okay ty do u know where to get Meto fro besides the doc