Will this kill me?

[coralreef]

Hi

I'm so happy I found this forum. Didn't even know what the term CTB meant before I found this place.
Just reading thoughts similar to mine is very comforting.
I want to ask if anyone with knowledge thinks this cocktail is going to do the trick?

100 pills (crushed) Phenobarbital 60 mg/tablet
4 regular over the counter anti-nausea pills.
Mix it all in a sweet liquid

I also got some ksalol pills. Should I mix them in as well? Is the likelihood of vomiting still high?
I got this idea from this source.

Efficacy and safety of drugs used for ‘assisted dying’

AbstractBackground. ‘Assisted dying’ is practiced in some European countries and US states. Legislation suggests that there exists an easily prescribed dru

academic.oup.com

Hope my English is ok, I'm not a native speaker.

 

[Dusk till dawn]

4 pills of any antiemetic isn't enough, also phentobarbital is not pentobarbital (pentobarbital is nembutal, while phentobarbital is something else)

 

[Forveleth]

Hi

I'm so happy I found this forum. Didn't even know what the term CTB meant before I found this place.
Just reading thoughts similar to mine is very comforting.
I want to ask if anyone with knowledge thinks this cocktail is going to do the trick?

100 pills (crushed) Phenobarbital 60 mg/tablet
4 regular over the counter anti-nausea pills.
Mix it all in a sweet liquid

I also got some ksalol pills. Should I mix them in as well? Is the likelihood of vomiting still high?
I got this idea from this source.

Efficacy and safety of drugs used for ‘assisted dying’

AbstractBackground. ‘Assisted dying’ is practiced in some European countries and US states. Legislation suggests that there exists an easily prescribed dru

academic.oup.com

Hope my English is ok, I'm not a native speaker.

I'm no expert on this, but if you look at the paper the recommended dose of phenobarbital is 20g. You have 100 x 60mg = 6000mg = 6g. You are well short of the recommended amount for ingestion. This is enough for injection (3000mg) but you would need to find a way to correctly inject the medication.