Question about propranolol

[Klo]

I have read what is available on google about propranolol overdose. Do you think 5g will be enough to complete the exit? I am running out of time to ctb privately so I may need to try in the next few days.

All the cases I've read where people survived they had major medical interventions. I'm just worried it won't be a fast enough method and my biggest worry is surviving.

If anyone has thought about propranolol I'd appreciate the feedback.

 

[its-about-time]

Had a friend attempt to ctb by propranolol, don't think we ever figured out how much she took but it was multiple full bottles, so several grams, definitely didn't kill her, she didn't even need any real medical intervention at the hospital. We found her maybe 12 hours after she ingested it. She was definitely out of it but no flashing lights on the ambulance or anything. Don't think it'd really kill you easily. At least that's what I learned from that situation.

 

[Klo]

Had a friend attempt to ctb by propranolol, don't think we ever figured out how much she took but it was multiple full bottles, so several grams, definitely didn't kill her, she didn't even need any real medical intervention at the hospital. We found her maybe 12 hours after she ingested it. She was definitely out of it but no flashing lights on the ambulance or anything. Don't think it'd really kill you easily. At least that's what I learned from that situation.

Well thanks for the info. That is disappointing to hear for my situation though. It may be my only option.

 

[its-about-time]

Not saying it's impossible just you will need more than you think. Might as well go with insane amounts of Benadryl at that point, you can access it in right quantities a hell of a lot easier. I've known people who OD on that , were found, and were on life support for weeks. Physically ingesting that many pills is another issue. Your body is likely to just start puking even after loss of consciousness. It's hard to fatally OD on low-risk meds. Including propranolol and Benadryl. But can be done.