Help Diphenhydramine overdose

[kitkat41]

I have 7 boxes of 50mg diphenhydramine and metoclopramide. I know it's short notice might not work but I can't access sn and I can't live like this anymore! I don't have access to benzos. Does anyone know of a good alternative.

 

[Douggy82]

Won't work. I mean there's always a chance, but very unlikely

 

[F@#$]

Not a good idea.

 

[Mooncry]

It probably won't kill you but will absolutely put you in the worst psychosis of your life. I'm not one for fear mongering, but definitely look up what kind of hell even 700 mgs of DPH can put you in. Trip reports of that shit are always horrific, and some people even get the cops called on them for acting erratically from the hallucinations. Hell, I took 300 mgs once and it was a terrible time. I highly advise against it.

 

[Turtle Power]

Very unlikely to work.

Non-methods that should not be attempted

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[savethesememories]

not exactly related, but seeing a post about DPH did make me laugh at myself. i'm highly allergic, and have been hospitalized a couple of times due to accidental ingestion.

 

[Peter Skellern]

It'll make you quite unwell. Won't kill you though .

 

[distantfields]

used to be addicted to DPH. it takes an extremely high dosage to be lethal (over 700mg) and chances are it'll just send you into drug-induced psychosis for at least 18 hours.

 

[LifeIsASadist]

Not a good method. I am more likely to become the president of the USA than ever die of a DHP OD.

 

[IsThisEverything]

It is possible to die from an overdose, but unlikely. I tried it once (took 1000mg I think) and I ended up very confused, deluded, hallucinating. My experience wasn't too bad but some people have had awful trips on it.

I get that it can seem an appealing option because it's sleeping pills that you can get over the counter, but the reality is it's likely to be a grim experience that probably won't kill you.

 

[Turtle Power]

The sleeping pill idea has been around for hundreds of years. And they used to be a way out.

Unfortunately any sleeping pills sold OTC today are relatively "safe" because they won't kill you, even in high doses.

Sleeping medicine back in the day used to be a mixture of different drugs, including barbiturates, opiates, and alcohol.

Most governments started the "war on drugs" in the mid-late 1900s and started outlawing various different drugs that had been in use for hundreds of years. Because apparently they were no longer "safe".

The fact of the matter is they need cogs in the machine to keep the capitalist system going so they took away our freedom of choice.