LostSoul1609
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solanastan16
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- May 4, 2021
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Unfortunately otc drugs are made so that you don't die when u ingest a lot or even a mix of them. But that's not to say they won't cause significant damage. They will probably do irreparable damage
I'm sure you could, but it is likely to be long and painful. Paracetamol for example is otc and can cause death in OD but takes a long time and would be agonising.
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