An experience and information on injecting N

[?SYNTAX ERROR]

Hello, I recently became active on here again. I just wanted to give an anecdote from myself and a small piece of info on injecting liquid N.

I have injected N from A. However, I passed out before I could finish injecting the whole syringe. Take care to put a band around your arm, this was my mistake... no band.

After I injected I woke up a few days later and I couldn't walk or talk very well for a little over a week. Immediately after waking up any new task based memories that would normally form through the course of the day was no longer happening... the process was interrupted or temporary brain damage did occur. Memory problems steadily improved and resolved itself completely after 2 months. It's very likely a mistake could cause permanent brain damage so please do take care.

 

[Diesel_Punk]

If I may ask, why did you decide to inject it instead of drinking it?

 

[?SYNTAX ERROR]

If I may ask, why did you decide to inject it instead of drinking it?

Because it's extremely fast. I didn't have time to think about things or be afraid. If I drank it there would have been some minutes of waiting.

 

[angelus]

If I may ask, why did you decide to inject it instead of drinking it?

Liquid N is designed for injection. First, it will act not only faster, but even safer. You'll not have to deal with its extreme bitter taste, and you'll not vomit it out.
I can't understand why people drink it, and avoid to inject?
And I think the best way is not by syringe, but by perfusion. This way it will enter the bloodstream even you already passed out.

 

[Apricity]

Liquid N is designed for injection. First, it will act not only faster, but even safer. You'll not have to deal with its extreme bitter taste, and you'll not vomit it out.
I can't understand why people drink it, and avoid to inject?
And I think the best way is not by syringe, but by perfusion. This way it will enter the bloodstream even you already passed out.

There's probably even a YouTube video out there showing how to insert an iv catheter.

 

[HopelessFight]

Liquid N is designed for injection. First, it will act not only faster, but even safer. You'll not have to deal with its extreme bitter taste, and you'll not vomit it out.
I can't understand why people drink it, and avoid to inject?
And I think the best way is not by syringe, but by perfusion. This way it will enter the bloodstream even you already passed out.

People drink it because injecting is risky, as shown in the OP.

 

[angelus]

People drink it because injecting is risky, as shown in the OP.

OP did not incurr any risks, but he made himself two major mistakes: forgot to use a band around his arm, and he used a syringe, in the first place.
He executed a totally wrong procedure.

 

[deadverysoon]

There's probably even a YouTube video out there showing how to insert an iv catheter.

i thought about this in the past - because i would be afraid of passing out before all is injected.

 

[angelus]

i thought about this in the past - because i would be afraid of passing out before all is injected.

You don't have to be afraid, you insert the IV catheter, connected to a perfusion (suspended bag or plastic bottle) in which you put the N. It will continue to enter the bloodstream after you passed out.

 

[deadverysoon]

You don't have to be afraid, you insert the IV catheter, connected to a perfusion (suspended bag or plastic bottle) in which you put the N. It will continue to enter the bloodstream after you passed out.

would prefer this to anything else tbh.

but one thing is difficult to get: the N ...

 

[knowledgeseeking]

You don't have to be afraid, you insert the IV catheter, connected to a perfusion (suspended bag or plastic bottle) in which you put the N. It will continue to enter the bloodstream after you passed out.

I know this is an old post, but I wondering what information you have about getting an IV catheter self placed. I love that idea for a peaceful and get all the items requested but I'm not sure of my ability to self place an IV catheter. I see there are lots of nurses training videos on placing them but I imagine self placement is completely different from placing them on someone else.

 

[rs929]

This is an interesting post as it addresses what happens if the dose of N is not enough