Man in San Francisco overdoses on Fentanyl

I attempted suicide by fent OD once. The amount of the H is about how much fent i took and this was some strong shit. Shit that actual did make some ppl OD from that exact amount in the middle. I remember waking up about 3 hours later. Boyfriend at the time didn’t believe me and accused me of having a man in my room. To him that was why i didn’t answer my phone or door. Then later on that night he had a really really small amount and OD but didn’t die. So then he finally believed me.

Based on what weight of human, also basically any carfentanyl will kill you lol

They wanna kill Americans off like British done during opium war to China but its just the druggies so what can ya do its fucked, the stage is set: DANCE

Edit: doesnt really matter whos doing it, the conditions are there. You gotta get industrially made opiates, you gotta test that shit, before u inject. Come on. If you want to Die, then just shoot any old shit up

Honestly, without proper ppe, the dealer would end up od'ing while cutting the product. Which is why you almost never hear of carfentanil overdoses. The only time ive encountered carfentanil was when i ordered it myself (i had an ungodly tolerance at the time). Needless to say, im still breathing. I wore ppe, and used volumetric dosing. Without a background in chemistry and an insane tolerance i would definitely be dead.

Well shit thats worse than I thought, I only knew about the doses for an average person and I didn't realise how fucked some people could get with drug mixing

they helped and that counts. they also did a lot more than what credit is given. they started to strip the many layers of clothes, they finally laid him down flat, chest rubs and called 911 and didn't walk away

what would you have done? would you have risked exposure to help him?

There is no specific "right dose". All addicts have varying tolerances to opioids. Basically if you have low to zero daily experience with opioids, stay far away from street fent. With that said, a fentanyl pouch can safely be taken by a low tolerance individual under the guidance of a medical professional. Therefore, fentanyl certainly has its uses. It's the only thing that allows my grandpa to live a semi-normal life.

Lol no hospitals give fentanyl for pain meds. I think it’s just the street stuff is dirty

I used Fent for a few years and seen atleast 50 or so others and very few have OD and died. People who use Fent usually use herion first so they have a higher tolerance. Usually when mixed with benzodiazepines it’s certain death almost

Shut up. “Buy the ticket, take the ride”

Drug dealers don’t force you to take drugs, it’s literally known as a consensual crime to the police. Please, stay in your lane. If you don’t do drugs you literally do not deserve to have an opinion.

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They’re quite obviously dopeheads, not crackhead.

*an hero

1. to kill oneself, especially over something trivial

2. someone who kills himself, especially over something trivial

The term originated in a poorly written eulogy posted on the MySpace memorial page of a boy who shot himself after he lost his iPod. The poem frequently referred to the boy as "an hero." Though the use of "an" with words beginning with 'h' is acceptable when the letter is silent--as in many varieties of British English--it was incorrect in this case, since the author did not write the rest of the poem in British English. The use of "an" before "hero" might also be inferred to be a careless error from the many other instances of poor style and grammar found in the rest of the source material.

The term subsequently gained wide acceptance as a means to refer to those, such as the aforementioned boy, who kill themselves. Though the term is frequently applied to people who kill themselves needlessly, many famous, easily justifiable suicides are regarded as an heroes (e.g. Adolf Hitler).

Considering its origins, the term should be used with caution. Most are unfamiliar with the term, and those who are familiar with it may be offended at its use, especially when it is used in reference to a deceased loved one.

He was such an hero, to take it all away ... He was an hero, to take that shot, to leave us all behind ... He was an hero, to take that shot, In life it wasn't his task, He shouldn't have had to go that way, before an decade'd past. ... Lacking, nevermore, He died an hero, Mitchell did, And we'll love him forevermore.

Wtf u talkin bout

That was a stupid joke.