Method Oxynorm solution

[tspbc]

Anyone have any information on oxynorm liquid solution as a method? E.G what side affects to expect (vomiting etc)? What dosage?
Thank you

 

[DoubleUp8]

I know is oxycodone and that doesn't usually kill people. Unless you take with other drugs and slam lotsa alcohol behind everything and I still don't like your chances especially if you are healthy otherwise.

 

[tspbc]

I know is oxycodone and that doesn't usually kill people. Unless you take with other drugs and slam lotsa alcohol behind everything and I still don't like your chances especially if you are healthy otherwise.

Thanks- what other drugs are recommended with this

 

[DoubleUp8]

Fentanyl, heroin, some of the new opioids that are supposed to be stronger than

Thanks- what other drugs are recommended with this

Fentanyl. The thing is about drug od it's damn near impossible if you just eat a bunch of pills. Your body SI will cause you to vomit b4 a lethal dose can be absorbed. To have a chance of successful ctb with drugs you have to inject a lot of 1 of the stronger ones like fentanyl. Its possible to die ingesting a bunch of pills orally but about 99 percent probability you won't. Most people that do die it's because they pass out b4 they start to vomit and choke to death are asphyxiated by their own vomit
You probably have a little better chance with oxynorm liquid. Liquids are absorbed faster but that body SI still gonna kick in. I knew 1 guy b4 did manage to die with oxycodone but a whole lotta alcohol behind it. But it's not that common

 

[tspbc]

Fentanyl, heroin, some of the new opioids that are supposed to be stronger than

Fentanyl. The thing is about drug od it's damn near impossible if you just eat a bunch of pills. Your body SI will cause you to vomit b4 a lethal dose can be absorbed. To have a chance of successful ctb with drugs you have to inject a lot of 1 of the stronger ones like fentanyl. Its possible to die ingesting a bunch of pills orally but about 99 percent probability you won't. Most people that do die it's because they pass out b4 they start to vomit and choke to death are asphyxiated by their own vomit
You probably have a little better chance with oxynorm liquid. Liquids are absorbed faster but that body SI still gonna kick in. I knew 1 guy b4 did manage to die with oxycodone but a whole lotta alcohol behind it. But it's not that common

Thanks for info. Have no way of getting fentanyl, not sure it's a big thing in Europe.

 

[DoubleUp8]

Thanks for info. Have no way of getting fentanyl, not sure it's a big thing in Europe.

Fentanyl is all over the world now and a guy from UK was telling me about the new synthetic opioids there even stronger than fentanyl. Every place is different though but fentanyl should be around everywhere. A lot of places fentanyl is marketed as other drugs like heroin or ecstasy. The stronger opioids are the next wave and there's going to be more and more of em most places. The synthetic opioids are replacing heroin because they are cheaper and easier to produce.

 

[Finallyabletorest24]

I learned about tor.taxi

But i haven't tried, as i need to know how to use it properly yet

 

[LunarLight]

ODs almost never work. Yes, even on oxycodone. If you read the thread "Why ODs fail miserably", you'll know that the LD50 for oxycodone - the dose that is theoretically deadly for half the population - is over 300mg/kg, meaning that a frail 50kg person would need over 1500 10mg pills to have 50% of chances to OD on oxycodone with success. It's basically almost impossible to down so much pills without vomiting and filling your entire stomach.

Why ODs Fail Miserably (A Guide)

There's still a lot of questions and inquiries about ODs, and people asking about what things may facilitate a successful attempt. Let's be clear, ODs are rarely fatal. Why? For a couple of reasons: (1) modern medications are designed to be very safe, as manufacturers aim to avoid deaths that...

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Opioid Megathread & Overview

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what side affects to expect (vomiting etc)?

Vomiting, for sure.

What dosage?

There's no way to possibly know in advance. ODs on opioids rely on a variety of factors which change from an individual to another, such as age, weight, innate and acquired tolerance to opioids… Some people will die with as little as 300mg of oxycodone, some wouldn't even die by shooting 30 grams (if such a thing was possible). That's a shot in the dark.

Fentanyl is all over the world

Huh, no. Fentanyl is mainly manufactured in China and sold to the Mexican cartels in order to flood the American market with cheap and extremely strong synthetic opioids, taking advantage in the opioids crisis following the massive prescription of oxycodone in the US. It's part of the Cold War between China and the States. Fentanyl - and maybe nitazenes, the new RC synthetic opioids - are not a thing in Europe yet. It may be one day if the Talibans keep destroying the poppy fields in Afghanistan, making the production of heroin impossible. But there are not as much opioid addicts in Europe as in the States, because oxycodone has always been a very controlled substance and there is no such thing as intense lobbying of the pharmaceutical companies for synthetic opioids in Europe.

 

[tspbc]

Thanks for the information

 

[Peter Skellern]

ODs almost never work. Yes, even on oxycodone. If you read the thread "Why ODs fail miserably", you'll know that the LD50 for oxycodone - the dose that is theoretically deadly for half the population - is over 300mg/kg, meaning that a frail 50kg person would need over 1500 10mg pills to have 50% of chances to OD on oxycodone with success. It's basically almost impossible to down so much pills without vomiting and filling your entire stomach.

Why ODs Fail Miserably (A Guide)

There's still a lot of questions and inquiries about ODs, and people asking about what things may facilitate a successful attempt. Let's be clear, ODs are rarely fatal. Why? For a couple of reasons: (1) modern medications are designed to be very safe, as manufacturers aim to avoid deaths that...

sanctioned-suicide.net

Opioid Megathread & Overview

Preamble I wanted to write something similar to Stan's guide to SN but I hesitate to call this a guide because I can't in good conscience make a guide for something so unreliable in terms of access, lethality, and risk of permanent injury. I.e., traumatic brain injury from hypoxia. SN is a far...

sanctioned-suicide.net

Vomiting, for sure.


There's no way to possibly know in advance. ODs on opioids rely on a variety of factors which change from an individual to another, such as age, weight, innate and acquired tolerance to opioids… Some people will die with as little as 300mg of oxycodone, some wouldn't even die by shooting 30 grams (if such a thing was possible). That's a shot in the dark.

Huh, no. Fentanyl is mainly manufactured in China and sold to the Mexican cartels in order to flood the American market with cheap and extremely strong synthetic opioids, taking advantage in the opioids crisis following the massive prescription of oxycodone in the US. It's part of the Cold War between China and the States. Fentanyl - and maybe nitazenes, the new RC synthetic opioids - are not a thing in Europe yet. It may be one day if the Talibans keep destroying the poppy fields in Afghanistan, making the production of heroin impossible. But there are not as much opioid addicts in Europe as in the States, because oxycodone has always been a very controlled substance and there is no such thing as intense lobbying of the pharmaceutical companies for synthetic opioids in Europe.

You say that about Oxycodone but I also read this a lot...

"A single dose greater than 40 mg, or total daily doses greater than 80 mg, may cause fatal respiratory depression when administered to patients who are not tolerant to the respiratory depressant effects of opioids."