SN and coating your mouth with honey, or Orajel?

[Ecka-26]

Would Honey or Orajel help with drinking SN? I keep hearing its salty so I'm just curious if I can hide the taste, I even thought about trying it with cocaine but I don't know if it would help, I can't get a hold of AE'S

 

[Capsaicin78]

Don't try without AE honestly. If you survive withouth any damage ( because u throw up the SN) , u will regret it. SN can increase risk for cancer.

For the taste I heard that people eat a bit chocolate after drinking the SN.

 

[Ecka-26]

Don't try without AE honestly. If you survive withouth any damage ( because u throw up the SN) , u will regret it. SN can increase risk for cancer.

For the taste I heard that people eat a bit chocolate after drinking the SN.

I'm having a real hardtime getting the AE's but I hear some people make it with or without them, but I will keep trying to look for them.

 

[Al Cappella]

I wouldn't know for sure, but I'd think honey. Coats the tongue, counter-acts salt. Also, the colder something is, the less you taste there is, generally speaking…

 

[Talvikki]

Don't try without AE honestly. If you survive withouth any damage ( because u throw up the SN) , u will regret it. SN can increase risk for cancer.

For the taste I heard that people eat a bit chocolate after drinking the SN.

Chocolate is for the bitter aftertaste of N
Nothing is known about the aftertaste of sn. I think peppermint, a lollipop or chewing gum will help.

 

[DyingMiND]

Would Honey or Orajel help with drinking SN? I keep hearing its salty so I'm just curious if I can hide the taste, I even thought about trying it with cocaine but I don't know if it would help, I can't get a hold of AE'S

Any specific reason you can't get AEs? I know you have to tell your provider some convincing reason to obtain them. Do you have any pain pills that you normally take? If so, say you get nauseous taking them. I think you can get away with migraine headaches with nausea. Just read about migraine headache types, explain your symptoms to your doctor and say that you heard meto or some other antiemetics have helped with problem. Not sure what part of the world you live in, but I here many in the UK have OTC buccastem. I've never heard of it but only on this forum. In the USA or Canada, you won't find that drug around. Still, any other antiemetic would require a prescription. It's fascinating how some drugs are found so easily OTC in some countries but not in others.