Mariomcfly
Student
- Jun 2, 2019
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Why do people choose N over SN? N is much harder to get and cost way more for what seems to the same. They both seem to a quick and painless way almost the same.
Doesn't SN essentiali do the same? Just takes a few more steps.N is the holy grail for suicide. Just puts you to sleep and your problems go away. Really expensive though.
Yes, I suppose with N there would be a greater possibility of it appearing to be a natural death, assuming you covered your tracks and didn't leave a note, etc, although I don't know the details, or whether the sort of checks that would be done would detect the N or not, or whether they would do more detailed checks when the first checks didn't find anything, etc etc, so more research would be needed to check how valid this point is...Supposedly SN makes your skin turn blue, if you care about something like that. I haven't heard the same about N.
N is detectable In a 10 panel drug testYes, I suppose with N there would be a greater possibility of it appearing to be a natural death, assuming you covered your tracks and didn't leave a note, etc, although I don't know the details, or whether the sort of checks that would be done would detect the N or not, or whether they would do more detailed checks when the first checks didn't find anything, etc etc, so more research would be needed to check how valid this point is...
ok, but do you know under what circumstances such a test would be performed ?N is detectable In a 10 panel drug test
They only use 10 panel drug tests in something like government jobs. In the case of a coroner, they would do it if you came back clean after an initial 5 panel test.ok, but do you know under what circumstances such a test would be performed ?
Thanks.... Ok, so based on what you've said, trying to appear to have had a natural death when taking N might be unrealistic.... Unless in some situations they "wouldn't bother" with the 10 panel test for some reason ? but don't know when that might apply ? If you have any more insights on that please share of course....They only use 10 panel drug tests in something like government jobs. In the case of a coroner, they would do it if you came back clean after an initial 5 panel test.
Ok soThanks.... Ok, so based on what you've said, trying to appear to have had a natural death when taking N might be unrealistic.... Unless in some situations they "wouldn't bother" with the 10 panel test for some reason ? but don't know when that might apply ? If you have any more insights on that please share of course....