Method Exit bag and inert gas megathread

[KARTER]

I got the nitrogen.
Guess I'll be going tonight, just have to find a way to inform someone beforehand but without sabotaging it.
I'll be back if I fail, and if I don't, you will know this method works.
Good luck to you all who try as well!

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Hi @melmondt
Can u please Dm
I need to talk to ASAP
and thank u alot in advance.
I'm available all day
All I need is a dm

Al

Also how'd you get nitrogen in germany? Theyre fairly strict and need a company number.

Is nitrogen in Germany
Hard to get ?
What about the rest of Europe?

 

[SadCryingBunny]

M

It's so frustrating… I bought everything I need (including more than enough N2), made a really beautiful Exit Bag. I set everything up, put the Bag on my head, turn on the nitrogen, breath in and out, pull down me bag, close it and start breathing in the nitrogen. Then the SI kick in, I take of the bag and turn off the gas. I guess, it was too claustrophobic for me. I knew that a tight space isn't easy for me but I didn't know that I am as sensible. I tried it two more times but there was the same problem…
If you are not so claustrophobic, it is a very, very good method.
Now I guess, I have to try another method or a mask. I am a bit overwhelmed by the things with the mask. I don't want to buy the wrong thing (especially as everything is so expensive). Now I am first gathering some power again and then I am looking everything up I need to know (if I don't CTB via another method before)…

Mask Is just going to make things more claustrophobic and will give you an exploding head feeling. Try maybe using a larger bag, but bump up the flow rate and make sure you use a large bottle. I tried it over my head with a bin bag that was larger and the claustrophobic feeling disappeared. Maybe use a clear large thick bag so you can see the outside of that helps. I plan on ctb at night at the beach while looking at the stars.
Yo

I got the nitrogen.
Guess I'll be going tonight, just have to find a way to inform someone beforehand but without sabotaging it.
I'll be back if I fail, and if I don't, you will know this method works.
Good luck to you all who try as well!

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u still alive? I hope you've found rest, peace no matter what the outcome.

 

[devils~advocate]

Im trying to be back here. Its been a few months. I had to take some time off....I was getting paranoid and panicking.
My emotions and thoughts were getting to much to control. I apologize to all those that I left hanging.

 

[olliproton]

Al

Also how'd you get nitrogen in germany? Theyre fairly strict and need a company number.

If you need a Link for a Shop that sells nitrogen(Stickstoff) and Helium in Germany send me a DM. I bought my 5l Helium there without any Problems.

 

[fireplace19]

How did it go, @fireplace19? Can see that you were active last month. Would like to know your story.

Obviously haven't used it yet. Would want to make sure the tank is full on the attempt. It's comforting to have an out button there at all times.

Im bedbound with several severe disabilities in my mid 20s and have nothing. Lost my job, partner, study, independence. Can't enjoy shit from bed either. I can only eat like 10 foods, can't read or watch much, can't do anything meaningful. Basically dead already, but I think dying would be much preferable.

Haven't done it because… unfortunately everyone around me knows I plan on it so I'm never alone, there are some relationships I also want to fix before I go. Still a shit life.

 

[deadngoresurgery]

Thank you for this. This is my preferred method

 

[Nightingale93]

Hello there. New to the forum. I had a couple of questions if possible.

Regarding the cylinder/tank of Nitrogen Gas. How long is it good for? I have one sitting in my closet I haven't used yet. I believe I bought it just over a year ago. Is the cylinder or valve going to go bad or fail in anyway?

As for the bag, will one of those large vacuum luggage packing bags do, or is the turkey roasting bag the best option?

Thanks very much.

 

[outrider567]

Hello there. New to the forum. I had a couple of questions if possible.

Regarding the cylinder/tank of Nitrogen Gas. How long is it good for? I have one sitting in my closet I haven't used yet. I believe I bought it just over a year ago. Is the cylinder or valve going to go bad or fail in anyway?

As for the bag, will one of those large vacuum luggage packing bags do, or is the turkey roasting bag the best option?

Thanks very much.

Nitrogen tank is good for many years, an indefinite amount of time, just check your PSI--Even after 4 years my 3500 liter tank is still at 1600 PSI, from the original 2200

 

[sm1the]

Nitrogen tank is good for many years, an indefinite amount of time, just check your PSI--Even after 4 years my 3500 liter tank is still at 1600 PSI, from the original 2200

Is that not a lot? Almost 25%.

 

[outrider567]

Is that not a lot? Almost 25%.

No, its not a lot, because it stopped leaking 2 years ago, steady 1600 PSI for the last two years--There is still enough Nitrogen in there to CTB ten times over

 

[aRose]

I pretty much understand the set up but I'm not sure how to approach the AirGas people. I called a non-AirGas company a few weeks ago and they said they only have super big expensive tanks. What do you ask for from AirGas? What size tank? How much gas? What's it for? I need a Script! Lol
I saw some link to harbor freight but it was from 2018 - does This product make sense to buy?

CO2/Argon Flow Gauge Regulator

Amazing deals on this Co2/Argon Flow Gauge Regulator at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.

www.harborfreight.com

 

[sm1the]

No, its not a lot, because it stopped leaking 2 years ago, steady 1600 PSI for the last two years--There is still enough Nitrogen in there to CTB ten times over

Do you routinely check the pressure?.

 

[Skal]

Here's how you use the exit bag while sleeping

 

[devils~advocate]

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Here's how you use the exit bag while sleeping

I would think the oxygen inhaler machine would need a prescription and then the cost alone might be high.

Since this already involves a inert gas tank and a solenoid valve....one could add another tank of regular air to the setup.
Then a 3 way solenoid valve could be used to switch gases tanks flows to the hood.
I guess once the timer activates, the solenoid would switch the gas flows from either tank.
This way there is always one gas or another that is entering the hood, and thus no sense of suffocation.

And since these are gas tanks under very high pressure, a regulator would be needed in order to get the flow pressures down.

 

[sm1the]

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Here's how you use the exit bag while sleeping

Why would you use it while asleep?.
Seems needlessly complicated, too many failure points.

 

[devils~advocate]

Why would you use it while asleep?.
Seems needlessly complicated, too many failure points.

I think the notion of knowing when the final thing happens...is too much for some.
Being unconscious and then it happens during that time might be more comforting to some.
I get that. But yes it seems being asleep while a system such as this is activated, something could happen and cause it not to work.

It would require testing several times to find all the potential faults. Testing with cylinders filled with regular air.
I would think the 3-way electric solenoid valve connected to a timer could be a point of fault. But it could work fine.
There are legitimate systems that we rely on everyday that use much more complicated systems than this....so with care, this setup could work.

 

[SentimentalTrip]

In Derek Humphry's book "Final Exit" he suggests using a headband while the Peaceful Pill eHandbook suggests creating a strap to put around the bag. Which one do you all think is preferable?

 

[soul2realm]

Hi everyone, although my nitrogen exit bag set up has been ready for quite some time, I am a bit confused how far up within the bag should the mouth of the nozzle coming from the flowmeter be.
Mine comes up to just near my ear. I am asking because I have seen in some set up pics here that the nozzle reaches the top of the headline. Does it make any difference?

 

[sahnekäse]

Hi,

I have helium from maxxiline (currently in Ireland) and I'm kind of confused on where to find the right regulator and tubing. I was wondering if anyone might be able to advise as I can't use the search function yet on here. I tried getting a tank of nitrogen that came with a regulator and tubing all together from velissa depot but it appears to be a scam with the entire tracking website being on sale after waiting like 15 days (and having two welfare checks, being sent to the hospital and sucking at lying etc makes it fairly difficult to do anything without raising alarms; luckily I had the helium already) and it's all just kind of confusing for me. I'm worried about buying the wrong regulator or it being for a different country and not sure where to find the right tubing or how to attach it either.

 

[soul2realm]

In Derek Humphry's book "Final Exit" he suggests using a headband while the Peaceful Pill eHandbook suggests creating a strap to put around the bag. Which one do you all think is preferable?

Either one, as long as it tightens the bag around the neck to a comfortable extent.

 

[devils~advocate]

I believe the EU uses DIN 477 connections for inert gas cylinders.
Ireland uses

Hi,

I have helium from maxxiline (currently in Ireland) and I'm kind of confused on where to find the right regulator and tubing. I was wondering if anyone might be able to advise as I can't use the search function yet on here. I tried getting a tank of nitrogen that came with a regulator and tubing all together from velissa depot but it appears to be a scam with the entire tracking website being on sale after waiting like 15 days (and having two welfare checks, being sent to the hospital and sucking at lying etc makes it fairly difficult to do anything without raising alarms; luckily I had the helium already) and it's all just kind of confusing for me. I'm worried about buying the wrong regulator or it being for a different country and not sure where to find the right tubing or how to attach it either.

One would have to find out the type of connections used in that country. Its different for the UK, Ireland, EU, USA, etc.
Could be DIN 477 or CGA 580 This is the threaded connection.
One would need to research what is used in their area and then find the like minded parts that would connect using it.

 

[devils~advocate]

Hi,

I have helium from maxxiline (currently in Ireland) and I'm kind of confused on where to find the right regulator and tubing. I was wondering if anyone might be able to advise as I can't use the search function yet on here. I tried getting a tank of nitrogen that came with a regulator and tubing all together from velissa depot but it appears to be a scam with the entire tracking website being on sale after waiting like 15 days (and having two welfare checks, being sent to the hospital and sucking at lying etc makes it fairly difficult to do anything without raising alarms; luckily I had the helium already) and it's all just kind of confusing for me. I'm worried about buying the wrong regulator or it being for a different country and not sure where to find the right tubing or how to attach it either.

Those canisters from that provider appear to be rather small.
Recommend looking at GasMonkey's posts and others that are in the EU.
I believe the DIN 477 connection is standard for inert gases in the EU.
There should be all kinds of attachments for this. Would have to know more about what connection fitting is on the cylinder.
Suppliers for welding tools and gases would have regulators, hoses, etc. Also places that provide Beer brewing supplies.

 

[SentimentalTrip]

Can anyone think of an accessible way of simulating the process of filing the bag? If I pursue this method I'd like to sort of practice pulling the bag over my head. Probably unnecessary, but I wouldn't want to get overwhelmed and fuck up at the last moment.

 

[sahnekäse]

Those canisters from that provider appear to be rather small.
Recommend looking at GasMonkey's posts and others that are in the EU.
I believe the DIN 477 connection is standard for inert gases in the EU.
There should be all kinds of attachments for this. Would have to know more about what connection fitting is on the cylinder.
Suppliers for welding tools and gases would have regulators, hoses, etc. Also places that provide Beer brewing supplies.

Thank you for all the info and being so helpful. It's manufactured in Italy but to be sure I tried to inquire cattex about it and they said the attachment is included in the package…



After being pissed off it was kind of funny lol hopefully someone else gets a kick out of this. I think this helium probably wouldn't work anyway even though Maxxiline emphasizes their gasses are 100% because it seems this is intended just for balloons.

 

[devils~advocate]

Thank you for all the info and being so helpful. It's manufactured in Italy but to be sure I tried to inquire cattex about it and they said the attachment is included in the package…

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After being pissed off it was kind of funny lol hopefully someone else gets a kick out of this. I think this helium probably wouldn't work anyway even though Maxxiline emphasizes their gasses are 100% because it seems this is intended just for balloons.

I believe the EU uses a certain DIN 477 connection for inert cylinders.
L 24,32 x 1/14" DIN 477

To make things more confusing, I also think in the UK, cylinders can use the CGA-580 connection

Either way, this connection type would have to be confirmed.
But would assume that regulators and other attachments can be found for these easily.
A regulator of some sort is needed to bring the extreme high pressure down to be usable.