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anonymoususer278387

Member
Jul 7, 2026
39
I have 0 benzo and opioid tolerance for the record.

reasons include declining health, psychosis, among other things.

I'm either going to do 3 grams of diclazepam or bromazolam, not sure yet.
 
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RazzleDazzle

The void stares back.
Sep 16, 2021
323
You want to look up the LD50 for every medication. The LD50 is the dose that is lethal 50% of the time. Obviously they can't test that on people, so it's tested on animales.

The LD50 for oral hydromorphone in a rat is 335 mg/kg. So 19mg wouldn't be anywhere near a lethal dose for a lab rat.
For diclazepam, the LD50 for a mouse is 618 mg/kg. For bromazolam, the LD50 for a rat is 100 mg/kg.

The amounts you are talking about are nowhere near a fatal dose.
 
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anonymoususer278387

Member
Jul 7, 2026
39
You want to look up the LD50 for every medication. The LD50 is the dose that is lethal 50% of the time. Obviously they can't test that on people, so it's tested on animales.

The LD50 for oral hydromorphone in a rat is 335 mg/kg. So 19mg wouldn't be anywhere near a lethal dose for a lab rat.
For diclazepam, the LD50 for a mouse is 618 mg/kg. For bromazolam, the LD50 for a rat is 100 mg/kg.

The amounts you are talking about are nowhere near a fatal dose.
ok, I guess I'm going to stick to SN
 
cantthinkofusername

cantthinkofusername

wannabe girl
Feb 25, 2024
280
if you combine a high dose of benzodiazepines with other respiratory depressants like alcohol or opioids you have very good odds of dying, and it'll be an easier death than SN. you can look up case reports, 3 grams of bromazolam is a fucking lot, so combined with other things it's very probably lethal.
 

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