Gilbertson12
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- May 11, 2020
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Want you to say which combination and amount of pills do you think would be good to commit ctb.
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- Jul 9, 2020
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I feel like the general consensus here is that overdosing is an unreliable way to ctb. OTC and prescription medication are made to be safe and not lethal when ingested. Yes there's a chance it could be fatal, but there's also a good chance of being in a lot of pain, ending up in the hospital, damaging your organs etc.
falloutcarter13
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- Aug 1, 2020
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What @Maxtothemax said. Trying for a prescription (or worse, OTC) OD is more likely to leave you severely damaged than dead. Read a free version of the PPeH (peaceful pill e-handbook) there are versions as recent as Oct 2019 that are accessible for free online.Similar threads
