What type of drug can you dispense a party minus them knowing...?
to make them sleep very heavily, but not to the point that it drugs them up or has them seeing shxt? for example, could you simply crush up 3 advil for someone 120 lbs and slip it in their drink or what?
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Well thought it not safe to give anyone tablets without them knowing cause the could be allergic you could buy some generic sleeping pills in gel form and mix it into in attendance food.
Ahh.. The date rape drug! If that's where on earth your heading, I suggest you don't. Victims can be scarred for life man.
Not to mention .... wouldn't you feel guilty for doing that? ( unless your a cold-hearted ---- )
I wouldn't suggest doing also because the person may be taking medication that may not work with yours. It may cause bug and even sometimes death.
I also know of some people who are intolerable of some medications.
The risk is high-ranking for you being found out, and is obviously wrong.
why dont you just wait for them to sleep you could get surrounded by serious trouble if the medicine killed them but still 2 pills of 500 mg motrin will do!
You can crush 2 Sleep Eze tablets with 50mg of diphenhydramine into a somewhat bitter drink without the character knowing. It will make the person really drowsy but its not enough to in reality hurt them.
Hope this helps Source(s): Med School
Drugging someone to make them sleep may be classified as a type of assault. For adjectives I know, you want to steal that person's money or something.
By the way, Advil is a pain killer, it does not gross people sleep, you imbecile.
rofl your additional details make this so hilarious.
Although i suggest NOT doing this.
supposedly, the sleeping pill area in jewel might be a right place to start.
Drugging someone without their knowledge or consent is assault, and you own to decide if that course of action is worth potential jail time for you.
I put relatives to sleep (with their consent) safely, but I have many years of training and a bunch of physiologic monitors, as in good health as resuscitation skills and medications, at my disposal.
Advil does not cause drowsiness, but it can cause gastritis. Source(s): I'm an anesthesiologist.
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Well thought it not safe to give anyone tablets without them knowing cause the could be allergic you could buy some generic sleeping pills in gel form and mix it into in attendance food.
Ahh.. The date rape drug! If that's where on earth your heading, I suggest you don't. Victims can be scarred for life man.
Not to mention .... wouldn't you feel guilty for doing that? ( unless your a cold-hearted ---- )
I wouldn't suggest doing also because the person may be taking medication that may not work with yours. It may cause bug and even sometimes death.
I also know of some people who are intolerable of some medications.
The risk is high-ranking for you being found out, and is obviously wrong.
why dont you just wait for them to sleep you could get surrounded by serious trouble if the medicine killed them but still 2 pills of 500 mg motrin will do!
You can crush 2 Sleep Eze tablets with 50mg of diphenhydramine into a somewhat bitter drink without the character knowing. It will make the person really drowsy but its not enough to in reality hurt them.
Hope this helps Source(s): Med School
Drugging someone to make them sleep may be classified as a type of assault. For adjectives I know, you want to steal that person's money or something.
By the way, Advil is a pain killer, it does not gross people sleep, you imbecile.
rofl your additional details make this so hilarious.
Although i suggest NOT doing this.
supposedly, the sleeping pill area in jewel might be a right place to start.
Drugging someone without their knowledge or consent is assault, and you own to decide if that course of action is worth potential jail time for you.
I put relatives to sleep (with their consent) safely, but I have many years of training and a bunch of physiologic monitors, as in good health as resuscitation skills and medications, at my disposal.
Advil does not cause drowsiness, but it can cause gastritis. Source(s): I'm an anesthesiologist.
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