O-desmethyltramadol (O-DSMT) lethal dose?

[NegativeSymptoms]

So, apparently this opioid is not illegal in my country. Does anyone know what would be a lethal dose?

There are at least 9 accidental deaths associated with this drug: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/21513619

Is there a way to convert blood concentration levels reported in the study back to ingested dosage, if this makes sense?

 

[MaybeMaybeKnot]

For purely selfish reasons, I would ask that you consider an alternative. Kratom (mitragynine) is barely hanging onto its legal status and deaths blamed on it don't help. Kratom is hugely beneficial to people with opiate addiction, myself included. If you can use SN or anything else, please don't use Krypton.

 

[NegativeSymptoms]

For purely selfish reasons, I would ask that you consider an alternative. Kratom (mitragynine) is barely hanging onto its legal status and deaths blamed on it don't help. Kratom is hugely beneficial to people with opiate addiction, myself included. If you can use SN or anything else, please don't use Krypton.

I did not intend to use kratom. Krypton was a blend of kratom and o-desmethyltramadol (which is a metabolite of Tramadol and also a research chemical completely unrelated to kratom). I was thinking about pure O-DSMT.

 

[MaybeMaybeKnot]

I did not intend to use kratom. Krypton was a blend of kratom and o-desmethyltramadol (which is a metabolite of Tramadol and also a research chemical completely unrelated to kratom). I was thinking about pure O-DSMT.

If you can get pure o-dsmt, that would be awesome. My fear was the confusion.

 

[Sensei]

Just for the protocol, Krypton is scheduled in my country, but not kratom. I believe it's more or less the same in all European countries.

It's definitely possible to overdose on Krypton, but almost impossible on kratom.

Kratom is not only used against opioid addiction, but also against anxiety and depression, and literally keeps many people alive.