Dexter666 said:
Etorphine has been replaced by Carfentanil which if you can get your hands on is even better and is very safe when compared to other opioids in fact you have to take several 100x more than an effective dose to OD and its just as good as fentanyl but much more potent from what i understand 4,000x more potent than heroin.
Carfentanil was never intended for human use. When you say you have to take "several 100x more than an effective dose" (which is wrong) to "OD" (is taking hundreds of times more than the effective dose not an overdose?) you fail to mention that Carfentanil, being around 10,000 times as potent as Morphine (4,000x Heroin), would only require a dose in the very low microgram (nanogram, possibly?) range to produce analgesic effects in humans. And seeing as how Carfentanil comes packaged in 40+ Milligram vials, I should think it would be unbelievably easy to overdose, with death as a possible result. As little as 20-30
micrograms can be lethal to humans.
You also mention the therapeutic index of Carfentanil is 10,000 (meaning that a lethal dose is approximately 10,000 times the dose required to have an analgesic effect). What you have forgotten to mention is that this index is only for
rats, and rats, due to their body weight (and other contributing factors), appear (more or less, falsely) to show a higher chemical tolerance than other, larger animals. Convert this into human terms, however, and you will be left with a much smaller number.
Never, ever take Carfentanil. It is not the "wonder opiate" that some have made it out to be.
Also, negrogesic -- I'm curious as to which hospital you were staying in when you "snagged" Carfentanil seeing as how it is not approved for human use, and thus, would not be in any hospital (save for
possibly veterinary ones). I won't insert the joke that could be made here.