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quietwoods

quietwoods

Easypeazylemonsqueezy
May 21, 2025
386
Has anyone ever had any luck locating these types of research chemicals for targeted opioid OD?
Having a last look at alternatives to SN because of mixed reports on it.
Kinda, but only on sites that exclusively sell to businesses or are extremely sketchy. The more reliable international pharmacies I use do not stock any of these items.

While I don't doubt OPs intentions, a lot of people overstate how easy it is to acquire research chemicals and understate any risks involved. Not to mention the immense amount of legwork and verification to get proper sources. Not everyone is an obsessive junky with a timeline of months to figure this all out and money to burn.

At least for the clearnet. It's probably different for DNM places which have actual verification, just that's a whole separate ordeal.
 
sweetreliefpls

sweetreliefpls

Member
Jun 10, 2025
82
Has anyone ever had any luck locating these types of research chemicals for targeted opioid OD?
Having a last look at alternatives to SN because of mixed reports on it.
Second thoughts: This opioid or barbiturate equivalent stuff all sounds ideal in theory, but no idea how to source reliably pure substances. So wouldn't know a lethal dose or combo. What a shame
Kinda, but only on sites that exclusively sell to businesses or are extremely sketchy. The more reliable international pharmacies I use do not stock any of these items.

While I don't doubt OPs intentions, a lot of people overstate how easy it is to acquire research chemicals and understate any risks involved. Not to mention the immense amount of legwork and verification to get proper sources. Not everyone is an obsessive junky with a timeline of months to figure this all out and money to burn.

At least for the clearnet. It's probably different for DNM places which have actual verification, just that's a whole separate ordeal.
Thanks I was just thinking the same. I will probably have to go for SN with Benzos. Too much brain damage to work out other methods. But it's hard to overcome SI so far.
I may or may not use Meto because I am high risk for the nasty side effects. But I already have low dopamine so maybe that helps.
 
quietwoods

quietwoods

Easypeazylemonsqueezy
May 21, 2025
386
Second thoughts: This opioid or barbiturate equivalent stuff all sounds ideal in theory, but no idea how to source reliably pure substances. So wouldn't know a lethal dose or combo. What a shame

Thanks I was just thinking the same. I will probably have to go for SN with Benzos. Too much brain damage to work out other methods. But it's hard to overcome SI so far.
I may or may not use Meto because I am high risk for the nasty side effects. But I already have low dopamine so maybe that helps.
Can look at Zofran (Ondanestron). Not as good but is used for cancer patients and is serotonin-linked instead of dopamine.
 
sweetreliefpls

sweetreliefpls

Member
Jun 10, 2025
82
Can look at Zofran (Ondanestron). Not as good but is used for cancer patients and is serotonin-linked instead of dopamine.
Thanks, I have low serotonin already too. I'll research… Otherwise I have Prochlorperazine….
 
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youpi

Member
Jul 4, 2024
50
Damn, this dude is right.

1. It's easy to receive any powder by email (/r/researchchemicals)
2. There are RC opioids.
3. Nitazenes are more potent than fentanyl
4. SN death is hell.
 
Kali_Yuga13

Kali_Yuga13

Wizard
Jul 11, 2024
683
Damn, this dude is right.

1. It's easy to receive any powder by email (/r/researchchemicals)
2. There are RC opioids.
3. Nitazenes are more potent than fentanyl
4. SN death is hell.
The OP is correct opiates+benzos or other GABAergic drugs potentiate each other. The PPP handbook's low ratings on OD's must be because "cry for help" OD's on OTC medicines muck up the stats and/or factor in acute vomiting for novice opiate users as some sot of unendurable thing amounting intolerable suffering. SN is so likely to inducing vomiting that the entire protocol is centered on AE's and having a second cup ready to down after the first one comes up.

The fact is that millions of pets are humanely euthanized every year via drugs. All legal methods of human euthansia (MAiD, DwD) rely on drugs. Not to mention the many thousands that OD by accident every year.

Just about every method can incorporate a secondary factor that greatly diminishes the chance for survival even if rescue is attempted.
 
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