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- Aug 19, 2018
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I always thought this was a great method but haven't seen it mentioned on here at all. It looks a bit complicated I'll admit, with the gas flow and all, but it's fairly inexpensive and painless. Theories?
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You can also use nitrogen and argon, both from the welding store and cheaper than helium.Too much assembly, also hard to get 100% helium since the Party Store (US) where they rent out helium tanks for making ballons changed their mix to 80%helium , 20% air. It says in the PPH that wont work. Wouldn't know where to get pure helium, or how to carry it since the tank would be pretty heavy and i'm physically ill, that wont work. Not to mention many people live with people so how do I explain having a helium tank in my room... without any birthdays (reasons to make ballons, hehe) coming up.
When I called about it, 2 full sized tanks of 100% helium at my local welding supply store was around $725. That included the flow regulator rental. I already had 2 but I didn't want to seem suspicious, since I said the helium was for a huge family function. 1 would've been plenty but the other was for my partner who wants to ctb too.
I told the guy thanks, hung up, and immediately started thinking of cheaper ways to go...
Compared to what? Nembutal? Sure.
Because otherwise, tanks of gas, even nitrogen, are pricey and the pre-fab regulator is very expensive; the do-it-yourself regulators are not for the inexperienced despite well-meaning people who claim anyone can put it together.
Yeah, I deleted my comment. I'm not getting into this argument again.There's literally how-to videos to attach regulators that show you step-by-step that take only 3-5 minutes.
You can buy adequate regulators for $30-$40 and you literally just thread it on. It's not rocket science.
You know what, you make a great point that I had completely forgotten about. A big draw about the method had been the hope that my appearance post mortem would not be too traumatic for whoever discovered me.It's my plan B, but I understand why so many people find it repugnant--you are, afterall, putting a fucking plastic bag over your head with gas which doesn't, to most, equate with peaceful or dignified although I'm pretty confident it's the best way to exit if you can't get N.
The Final Exit Network in the US recommends it, doctors have used it, etc. Definitely superior to hanging, gunshot, jumping, etc for minimizing gore factor, and lethality.
You know what, you make a great point that I had completely forgotten about. A big draw about the method had been the hope that my appearance post mortem would not be too traumatic for whoever discovered me.
I agree that it's pretty great. And reasonably reliable. If I fail with SN, I'll probably try exit bag with noble gas.It's definitely creepy looking but it does beat brains and blood scattered all over the place. Also, it has a kind of advantage that anyone who enters the room and sees you (if you let that happen) will probably back out and call 911 vs with an overdose they would obviously approach you to look for vitals.
Anyway, compared to other methods except for N and possibly SN--I think it has more advantages than disadvantages.
I have nowhere to keep the canisters. The whole thing is also a bit technical, as others have said.
EDIT: I don''t want to make a thread about this as this is kind of stupid, also sorry if I hijack the thread: Wouldn't it be technically possible to tape a tent airtight and open a helium/nitrogen canister in it? Wouldn't that work? Or would the helium just rise to the ceiling of the tent?
Tent is possible, yes, but requires quite a bit more gas and there is much more room for failure.