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Notabadguy

Notabadguy

Mage
Feb 7, 2020
576
I don't know, but I doubt it. It would be marvellous. If you find a method to die peacefully in the bathtub, please let me know.
 
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Walilamdzi

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Mar 21, 2019
1,700
I have 15 grams of it atm but inconclusive as to what that would even do.
 
ZardozOmega

ZardozOmega

Narcissist Gay NEET-cel
Mar 4, 2020
718
Probably not. Quetiapine is very safe in overdoses. People who took over 20 grams have survived with no lasting effects.
 
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134340

134340

Student
Aug 23, 2019
164
Maybe if you were to pass out from the overdose and slide down far enough to drown? Quetiapine is safe as in it won't kill you but the OD will knock you on your ass for a while (I've done it). You'd need a large bathtub to be able to slide down far enough I'd think, unless you're really small. Even then, I'm not well-versed in drowning so I'm not sure. It doesn't sound reliable.
 
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Walilamdzi

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Mar 21, 2019
1,700
Probably not. Quetiapine is very safe in overdoses. People who took over 20 grams have survived with no lasting effects.
I found some more and now I have almost 25 grams, still no chance?
 
ZardozOmega

ZardozOmega

Narcissist Gay NEET-cel
Mar 4, 2020
718
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Notabadguy

Notabadguy

Mage
Feb 7, 2020
576
Maybe in river or ocean, but I don't think that drowning in a bathtub is likely, mabye in the movies, but not in real life.
 
Suez

Suez

Experienced
Feb 27, 2020
279
I found some more and now I have almost 25 grams, still no chance?
Quetiapine unfortunately is just one of those drugs which is quite safe to overdose on. It is known as the safest atypical antipsychotic medication and thus the reason why it is so popular. So no to the 25grams that you have. Here is the link to an article where a women is successfully treated following an OD of 36g of Quetiapine. https://www.hindawi.com/journals/crim/2009/371698/
 
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autumnal

autumnal

Enlightened
Feb 4, 2020
1,950
I found some more and now I have almost 25 grams, still no chance?

I'm afraid the only way Quetiapine would reliably kill you was if you increased the dosage to 25 kilograms, and had someone drop it onto your head from a skyscraper...
 
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BridgeJumper

BridgeJumper

The Arsonist
Apr 7, 2019
1,193
It will be hard since the first thing youll do when on the brink of passing out would probably be get out of the water somehow. Unless you tie yourself up in a really complex way. There was an escape artist who was so good attying himself up that he couldnt manage to break free from his ties in time and drowned in a bathtub
 
yetme

yetme

Arcanist
Oct 20, 2019
486
Drowning will release a huge amount of adrenaline into you bloodstream, which in turn couneracts Q in your body. so no. it won't work.
 

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