Will SN work within 60 minutes?

[iFeelLikeAZombie]

Currently under hourly observation 24/7 but I have found a way I could obtain SN. Say I took it right after an hourly check could I CTB before the next hourly check? I am in a place with lots of medical staff so chances of revival if caught are high but I can't take it anymore.

 

[opheliaoveragain]

they will likely hear you puking and so on. and then your position would likely be worse. if noise isn't a concern, then it may be possible esp if they're unable to figure out what you took. we're here for you.

 

[Forveleth]

Teeeeeeechnically yes, but I would not risk it. Most of the live accounts we have show people passing away in 40-50 minutes. However, as stated above, SN poisoning is not a quiet process as you will most likely vomit. You might also agonal breathe (snore/moan) as you die. SN is also completely reversible which would give me strong pause in case you get caught.

 

[iFeelLikeAZombie]

Do you know roughly how long the reversal window is? I already got two cardiac arrests reversed a few months ago so it looks like my heart is stubborn af.

Teeeeeeechnically yes, but I would not risk it. Most of the live accounts we have show people passing away in 40-50 minutes. However, as stated above, SN poisoning is not a quiet process as you will most likely vomit. You might also agonal breathe (snore/moan) as you die. SN is also completely reversible which would give me strong pause in case you get caught.

 

[Forveleth]

Do you know roughly how long the reversal window is? I already got two cardiac arrests reversed a few months ago so it looks like my heart is stubborn af.

I do not think there is any evidence for a definitive revival window but people here have been revived after they had fallen unconscious (if I remember correctly) which usually happens around the 15-20 minute window.

 

[locked*n*loaded]

Why not just wait until you're out of the monitored situation? Several hours of "alone" time is recommended.

 

[iFeelLikeAZombie]

Why not just wait until you're out of the monitored situation? Several hours of "alone" time is recommended.

I may never be out of the monitored situation.

 

[Kali_Yuga13]

Teeeeeeechnically yes, but I would not risk it. Most of the live accounts we have show people passing away in 40-50 minutes. However, as stated above, SN poisoning is not a quiet process as you will most likely vomit. You might also agonal breathe (snore/moan) as you die. SN is also completely reversible which would give me strong pause in case you get caught.

This is my observation too. 40 minutes seems average for goodbye threads that someone went through the trouble of timing and documenting each step. Noise happens with throwing up and while many go unconscious around 15-20 mins, there's moaning and agonal breathing that could draw attention. An hour window between observation doesn't sound like a good idea.