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Trazodone with SN?
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"Trazodone side effects include headaches, inability to ejaculate, constipation, blurred vision, and fatigue. "
"The trazodone max dose for sleep can vary depending on the individual, but the general max dose of trazodone in a day is 300 mg. With that being said, when it comes to trazodone and insomnia, lower doses tend to be more effective, and higher doses may not be effective for insomnia or could even cause more insomnia. "
I wouldn't take that. Benzos or nothing. SN will knock you out quickly by itself (15-30 min), people who have taken sub-lethal doses or had impure SN and survived it have reported little in terms of pain before passing out, the worst effects happened after they woke up.
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I wouldn't take that. Benzos or nothing. SN will knock you out quickly by itself (15-30 min), people who have taken sub-lethal doses or had impure SN and survived it have reported little in terms of pain before passing out, the worst effects happened after they woke up.
Where have you heard this from? I'm curious because I've heard of severe headache being the worst of it, but then I've also read that seizures could happen. Do you believe that those would occur after waking up and sustaining some form of lasting damage?
I've heard it here on this forum from two people. One of them is still with us, the other purchased SN from a different supplier, attempted again and appears to have left our world.
No seizures were reported. If seizures are to happen, they will happen before death and you'll be in a coma at that point. The same happens with other non-poisoning methods like hanging, and if you wish to prevent that you can take some benzos along with your SN.
You really don't think Trazodone could be a replacement for Benzos? I am new here, still trying to figure out everything I need if SN is my option... I have Trazodone already, but I am already having a hard time finding Metoclopramide, and I think Benzos will be even harder to get.
No it absolutely will not be. Benzos themselves are far inferior to items that can actually induce, or come close to inducing, anesthesia (e.g. opiates, barbiturates, propofol, amidate, dissociatives, etc.)
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