The Peaceful Pill Handbook Essentials is the leading guidebook to provide practical, DIY information about end of life methods.

The principal criteria for the methods discussed are a) reliability and b) peacefulness. The average age of readers is 75 years.

The Peaceful Pill Handbook Essentials is published mainly as an online subscription (24 months). This online edition is continuously updated.

The Peaceful Pill Handbook Essentials is also published annually in print form.

Age restrictions apply to all purchases. Purchasers must be aged 50 years or over. Photo ID is required.

Book Contents

• Introduction
• Physiology of dying
• All about lethal drugs & poisons
• Lethal sedative drugs
• Lethal cardiac drugs
• US 5-Drug Mix
• Supplementary drugs
• Lethal Inorganic Salts
• Inert Gases
• Sarco
• Poisonous Gases
• VSED (voluntary stopping eating & drinking)
• Online Safety & Privacy
• When it all goes wrong?
• VAD – MAiD Laws around the World – how to qualify
• Swiss Option
• Afterword
• Reliability – Peacefulness Table

The Audience

The Peaceful Pill Handbook Essentials has two main audiences:

1. People who are seriously ill & need immediate information about their end of life choices, including the Swiss option.

2. The ‘well elderly’ who wish to plan for the future, in case ever needed.

The Legals

Exit does not deal in drugs so please do NOT ask.

For instance, if you have read on the Internet that Exit sells drugs, this is not true. In other words, you are dealing with a Nembutal scammer.

Meanwhile, check Exit’s website www.nembutalscams.com for a full list of scam sites. Stay safe online!

Help is Available

If you feel that you do not fit the specified audience for our books and that you need emotional/ psychological help, please consider the phone numbers listed below.

NL: 113 Suicide Prevention on 0800 0113

USA: National Suicide Prevention Hotline USA on 1 800 273 8255

UK: Samaritans on 116 123

Canada: Crisis Services on 1 833 456  4566

Ireland: NOSP on 016352139

Australia: Lifeline on 13 11 14

NZ: Suicide Prevention NZ on 0508 828 865

Other online resources are also available