FAO "Harald"

Harald asked:

I´m a gassing-lover from Germany and I love what you do. Please tell me something, where and how do you get your gassing stuff like chloroform or the machines. Cause I will do it to my wife. There is not a simple answer to this. My machines are hospital surplus from the sixties bought at online auctions. They don't come up for sale every day.

DON'T use chloroform - it's too toxic. If you don't die from an overdose, you can die from inhaling your own vomit - it causes severe nausea and vomiting, and burns the skin. I like a chloro fantasy as much as anyone but the reality is less fun.

Ideally I'd get a regular supply of Xenon gas but it's prohibitively expensive. The common anesthetic used today is sevoflurane liquid, but it's still expensive and difficult to get if you're not a registered medical practice.

Ether is primitive but still an effective anesthetic, and fairly easy to get on the dark web, but it's highly flammable, difficult to inhale and pungent - like weed, everyone will smell it on you - you'll be breathing it out and smelling of it for days afterwards - fine if you're not seeing anyone.

My preferred anesthetic is vetinary isoflurane, but getting it on the dark web is hit-and-miss.

Nitrous is easily available as whippets for cream from amazon, but for large scale for my anesthesia machine, I make it from sodium nitrite and hydroxylammonium chloride, then fill a gas cylinder using an air compressor.

Oxygen can just be ordered - no one asks to many questions.

No details will be forthcoming! I don't want to expose myself or dark web suppliers. Do your own research. Joining fetish forums is a good way to pick brains less secretive than mine, and you may find others who will let you use their own equipment when this plague is over.

Many household products contain anesthetic agents - butane and sneaker protector spray for example, but you're taking a chance of setting yourself on fire or dying from cardiac arrythmias.

Whoever you're using this on had better be aware of all these risks. Please also read my disclaimer and FAQ pages.