Help SN with only ibuprofen?

[SenseOfLoss]

I can only get an online prescription by using the official site of my government. There is an approval process and everything shows up on my medical record, which can currently be accessed by other members of my family. Not possible for me

Oh, ok!

 

[slapppy]

it would be better to take SN with a benzo, opiate, sedative, or other kind of drug to make the bus ride a little smoother.

Any idea how much vicodin (5 mg hydrocodon / 325 mg acetaminophen per tab) could reasonably be taken with/before the SN?

 

[ftm68_99]

In total you need 30mg of Meto before you take the SN. You can either take this 30 minutes / 1 hour before the SN or you can split up the 30mg into 10mg each in a 24 or 48 hours regimen.

I dont know about the paracetamol tho, I wouldnt use that. Im pretty sure paracetamol is actually bad for the SN method and causes some very unwanted effects if I remember properly.

Hi. Could you please tell me (us?) what "meto" is? I keep thinking I'll crack the code for it eventually, but have had little luck so far. Thanks. :)

 

[chuerdhmproton]

Hi. Could you please tell me (us?) what "meto" is? I keep thinking I'll crack the code for it eventually, but have had little luck so far. Thanks. :)

it seems like you have not read through the resources threads. I recommend taking the time to do so it is very informational.
Meto is short for metoclopramide, the most commonly recommended antiemetic for use with SN.

 

[IWishToDie]

It's generally recommended if you throw up to ditch the attempt and continue trying to throw up since you don't know how lethal the dosage can be. That's why AE's are recommended as it's your #1 opponent.

I wouldn't recommend downing more since I'm unsure of higher dosages of SN can have - I assume it'll be less peaceful. In short I recommend waiting for your attempt, to my knowledge AE's are easy to come by. I recommend reading up on PPH it will do a way better job at explaining the role of AE's and how SN works for end of life use.

Well this is confusing because I have read (I can't find the post) that if you throw up/don't take metoclop for example, there is still an almost certain chance you will CTB.