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silentdude122
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- Feb 22, 2022
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Guys really looking for a source after IC was shutdown. Please point me in the right direction
It has been stated multiple times on this thread. Besides that you can just type 'clump' in search bar and you'll get a few more results. 'Thanks, do you happen to have any other sources of info or links to threads where clumping is said not to be an issue?
I'm trying to find ones where those who successfully ctb'd also mentioned their product clumping before hand.
Another issue is that I have seen some state that a blood test seeming successful can be misleading because s-nitrate can lead to a similar result as s-nitrite.
Do you happen to know if that claim is accurate?
It is highly recommended since there is a high chance of vomiting. You can also prepare multiple glasses to drink so that even if you vomit the 1st one you can drink the 2nd one. As for your other question I don't know since i am not from us but i have seen people talking about some ae's that are available without prescription.Just wondering, are antiemetics really needed to be successful? And if so, are all the ones that actually work unavailable without prescriptions in the US?
There isn't going to be an alchemical smell since it is just a different type of salt and it does taste just like saltwater. Also I didn't understand what you meant by 'Blood is an energy conductor I am full of that I just need an outlet'?Take as much as you can take it, you know when I was testing the mixture I didn't notice any alchemical smell (which is worrysome now that I think about it) and what little I taste, tasted good almost as good as saltwater. Maybe it will all change when I actually drink the entire glass.
Blood is an energy conductor I am full of that I just need an outlet
There isn't a method for that but for 100+ kg it is recommended to take 35g. Since you are 183 you should take 45g in 70ml I think? Keep 2-3 glasses. Also nausea is dependent on person to person so you won't know until you take it. Lastly people with more weight get nauseated less on average so that's a plus for you. But again each person is different so you won't know until you try.I weigh 405 pounds. I am under the impression that the typical recommended sodium nitrite doses are for someone of a normal weight.
1. Is there some way to calculate how much nitrite I need for my weight?
2. Will taking that much more nitrite increase the nausea that much more or will the degree of nausea be the same? I would use an antiemetic. Even so, I keep reading that a person of average weight taking a typical dose and using an antiemetic still becomes extremely nauseated and I am terrified that because I will probably need a much higher dose (due to my weight) that the nausea will be that much greater and I will end up vomitting it all up and failing.
Thank you for reading my question.
The main risk is medical incarceration known as involuntary admission, and it is really unlikely to improve anyones life. And of course may make another attempt impossible.This is going to sound strange, but I want to have a "test run" if possible. I want to take enough to become ill/maybe pass out but not enough to CTB. I feel like doing this would help me go through with it when I decide I want to, because it would help me know what to expect and prepare myself. (If for some reason it actually makes me CTB, then I don't have many complaints because I plan on it anyway... I'm just a bit of a scaredy-cat and like feeling more in control)
Are there any risks to doing this besides the obvious? I've read it's fairly safe in cases of failure.
I am 4'10" and about 90lbs, would 10g be sufficient?
Same pleaseSince IC has been shut down would be nice if someone could DM me some alternatives
I would also like to have an alternative please, or I just hope that IC would come backSince IC has been shut down would be nice if someone could DM me some alternatives
Should be totally fine as long as it stays sealed to not let the water in (it's moisture from air that can degrade it, and the air in the fridge can contain a lot of moisture). They transport it in all climates without any consideration on temperatures, whatever it's in freaking Scandinavia or Africa, and it stays fine both for the food processing and lab use. Think of it a bit like table salt, does it matter if the salt is stored in +30 or in -30? Now adjust it to the fact that this specific salt (nitrite) is a poison and turns into something much less poisonous when it catches the moisture from the air. Also, as far as I remember, nitrite is dangerous in really high temperatures, like in actual fire. In the ambient temperature it should be perfectly fine. Even if said ambient temperature is considered a heat wave by usWould storing SN in a fridge work? Received it some time ago, but there's still months to go for my planned date and my apartment will be at constant +30 celsius during summer.
Should be totally fine as long as it stays sealed to not let the water in (it's moisture from air that can degrade it, and the air in the fridge can contain a lot of moisture). They transport it in all climates without any consideration on temperatures, whatever it's in freaking Scandinavia or Africa, and it stays fine both for the food processing and lab use. Think of it a bit like table salt, does it matter if the salt is stored in +30 or in -30? Now adjust it to the fact that this specific salt (nitrite) is a poison and turns into something much less poisonous when it catches the moisture from the air. Also, as far as I remember, nitrite is dangerous in really high temperatures, like in actual fire. In the ambient temperature it should be perfectly fine. Even if said ambient temperature is considered a heat wave by us
As far as I understand, it really doesn't matter as long as it stays sealed and it's not literally burning. Think about how table salt or baking soda is perfectly fine in such temperatures. Your laundry detergents and other household chemicals stay fine, nothing happens to it. It's the moisture from the air that could turn the SN into another, ineffective substance over time, but as long as it's sealed, I see no reason for it to degrade in any way. Think about foodstuffs that are supposed to be stored in the ambient temperature. Do they degrade in any way during those heat waves? Or medications that don't require refrigerating. You just don't leave them in direct sunlight and you're fine.Thank you very much. Heat wave indeed, I'm from up North so our houses are built with insulation in mind, which is great for the winter but not so much during summer... Outside temperatures really go from -30 C to +30 C here and my building has no AC so I was worried that something will happen while I'll travel for a few months. Also considering just emptying and unplugging the fridge, might be better to store it there
Where can I find antiemetics regime please? I was just going to use a couple a few hrs before once I'm able to go ahead. Also worried the taste will make me puke it up. I'm bad with holding down bad tasting meds.Follow an antiemetics regime, just a couple pills before SN aren't ideal.
Holy fuck, yes. They cost 5 times the SN.
Prochlorperazine, Metoclopramide and Domperidone are all dopamine blockers, but ideally you want Meto or any of its commercial names (Reglan, Primperan...)