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Sevoflurane?

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So I just accidentally found a guy selling sevoflurane online.

This is the 1st time I got hand on inhale anesthetics (very rare to found in my country). How to using it properly? is it only put it on a rag or something? And what is proper dosage (in ml), already tried to google it but all info I got was very technical with expensive vapor machine, oxygen combine, etc, etc

do you guys have any experiences? Is it any good?
 
Presumably inhaling it on a rag is the way to go, but I'd have a sober sitter with you in case you lose conciousness (quite likely with more potent anesthetics).

Sevo has a MAC of about half that of diethyl ether so consider it to be roughly 2x as potent as ether.
 
Presumably inhaling it on a rag is the way to go, but I'd have a sober sitter with you in case you lose conciousness (quite likely with more potent anesthetics).

Sevo has a MAC of about half that of diethyl ether so consider it to be roughly 2x as potent as ether.
Do you have any good experiences with this stuff? Or is it just will literally knocked you outcold? I want to try it first with light amount and slowly sense the reaction, but have no idea how many is considered light or even safe amount
 
Do not play with this stuff. It's MAC value is just 2.1%. It is only used in 5-8% in medical air. A lungful is going to send you over and without the kit and specialists, you might well not come back. I would also wonder why this kind of stupor has any attraction. While propofol and fentanyl are abused by professionals with ready access, I've not heard of anyone liberating and using the stuff.
 
Very dangerous. The rag method is frought with peril, as one could pass out with it over their face and overdose.
A slightly safer method would be to use an eye dropper to place a few drops in a water pipe that is empty and then covering both the carb and mouth hole to titrate the dose in breaths. It should evaporate when it hits the room temperature glass and risk of over dosage would be minimized. To maximize safety be sure to firmly cap the main container before inhaling the dose.
 
Yeah the latter method is better. A few drops in in a bottle that has been placed into a fridge first to cool it down and slow evaporation, and have the sevo soaked into a scrap of cotton or other natural fiber fabric which won't be attacked, and a small quantity added, after first closing the bottle of sevo. Its very pleasant, but you need to be careful. And then put a nostril to the bottle neck, so that if you pass out you drop the bottle, and also air is taken in whilst you breathe from the top. Smaller bottles allow for less vapor to be produced at any one time.

Its very enjoyable, like ether but a lot more potent, and with a lot of warmth to it, a lot warmer and fuzzier than is diethyl ether, and a lot more still compared to diisopropyl ether. A lot more dissociative, reminiscent of something half way between ether and nitrous, if the bastard child of both had been given a hint of ket, memantine, or some other strong NMDA antagonist. This thread is really making me want some now :p
 
Limpy said:
Its very enjoyable, like ether but a lot more potent, and with a lot of warmth to it, a lot warmer and fuzzier than is diethyl ether, and a lot more still compared to diisopropyl ether. A lot more dissociative, reminiscent of something half way between ether and nitrous,

I think that is? :) Sounds fun enough to me, at least...
 
Yeah, it is, its very, very recreational, although of course one must take a lot of care in regulating the dose. Best squirt half a ml or so into something like an empty 50ml glass acetone bottle as are sold at many pharmacies (albeit not empty, works better if one has a use for acetone, and no that does not involve huffing it, ew! not a good idea I'm sure), and dropping in a piece of fabric, something non-synthetic, to slow evaporation and serve as a kind of wick, and cool the bottle down in the fridge, increasing dose or decreasing stepwise until you have it calibrated right, and breathe the vapor covering one nostril and holding the other to the bottle neck.

It has a very fast onset though, be careful. With ether or DIPE it takes quite some effort to maintain a proper dissociation, and some time to build up enough of a concentration in-vivo to achieve the desired effect (inhaled, that is, oral ether is another matter entirely), whereas sevo lets you get there in moments, and to go far deeper down the rabbithole, so to speak, than does EtOEt or iPrOiPr. And it feels distinctly like it has more of that nitrous-like NMDA antagonist 'signature' than ether. Has a lot of warmth, and IMO is immensely satisfying.
 
I would be careful repeatedly using what is very specialist drug. The history of general anesthetics and specifically inhalational anesthetics is littered with compounds that cause chronic damage. Whole classes have been to show to increase vascular dementia in later life, others were shown to cause organ damage and still more hERG proliferation. The action of sevoflurane isn't fully understood leaves you in the position that it's up to you to research (or not) and to use (or not). While surgery is common, it still carries a risk and unless you know someone at the head of the table, you don't really know what the experts know. I see liver damage caused by a metabolite is a know hazard of this one.
 
I'd love to know more about the depressant/dissociative scale of things like ether, haloethane, etc. Is diethylether more like alcohol or more like nitrous? The only anesthetic gas I've had is difluroethene and TCE...which are evil and more intense versions of nitrous oxide. Curious why ethyl alcohol seems void of dissociative properties.
 
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