what are over the counter pills for overdose?

[pengu.]

sorry im new to this

 

[rainwillneverstop]

short answer is none.
Most OD's are unreliable and anything OTC will just cause pain and injury.

 

[marios]

if you are in a first world country none, if you can fly to cambodia they sell oxicodone otc over there. in india, peru and mexico they sell nembutal

 

[SVEN]

In practical terms, none in the UK. Over the years restrictions have been brought in to remove potentially hazardous meds which could be used to more easily access CTB.
Exception could be Paracetomol, an overdose of which can lead to painful, protracted and undesireable organ failure. If intercepted in time you may just finish up on lifetime dialysis or a transplant waiting list. I only mention this as if I don't it's almost inevitable that someone will bring it up.

 

[pretty_city.lights]

I would suggest looking at this thread on OD failure rates. Its informative and covers a lot of bases as far as otc medications go. I hope this is helpful. if you are having trouble finding info for something specific, i can definitely try and locate some resources for you if you would like.

 

[maniac116]

Nope!!!
About 98% failure rate for non Rx drug OD.
I wouldn't risk the possibility of physical or mental disability by trying this unreliable method.
These drugs are over-the-counter for a reason:
They are not lethal.

 

[zawmbite]

none, hence why they're over the counter :')