What is the difference between SN and N on CTB? Duration before leaving? Price? Risk of failure? Suffering?

[disabledlife]

What is the difference between SN and N on CTB? Duration before leaving? Price? Risk of failure? Suffering?

 

[Snake of Eden]

someone can make a better detailed breakdown than me but in a nutshell N is anesthesia drug which will put you to ever deepening sleep until it shuts off the central nervous system and breathing stops it takes 2-3 mins to lose consciousness and typically 2 of hours for it to work. SN is a meat curating agent and it binds with red blood cells to inhibit oxygen transport so it deprives body from oxygen and it takes 15 mins for unconsciousness to occur and several hours for death. Both are peaceful but with SN there may be some headache, heart racing and stomach ache before unconsciousness. N is very expensive, you are looking at around 1,500 USD for it while SN is cheap around $35 depending where you source it from.

 

[disabledlife]

Thanks you for answer. SN is like Carbon Monoxyd in fact. Exit Bag (Nitrogen, Helium) create same effect as SN I think. Du you confirm or infirm?

 

[Snake of Eden]

Forgot to add. Both methods are with high success rate. With SN the probability of vommitting is high but thats remedied with including antiemetics taken before and/or having more glasses as backup if vomitting occurs to redose. As long as it is retained for 10 mins to be absorbed enough to do its job. N is not likely to be vomited and it will take two mins for it to lead to unconsciousness anyway

 

[Nat.alias]

I know what SN is, but what is N? I know now that's more expensive but has better and faster results? I've tried different things, nothing worked, so this time I want to plan it with time and finally succeed.

 

[disabledlife]

N for Nembutal.