The Peaceful Pill Handbook Series
The Peaceful Pill Handbook is published in print and online formats.
These are 2 different publications.
The online eHandbook is updated continuously, ensuring that readers have access to the most up-to-date information on euthanasia/ assisted suicide practical methods. This is why the eHandbook is sold as a subscription. This is especially relevant given the COVID-19 pandemic.
A new edition of the print Handbook is published at least once a year (in 2020 more often). While the print Handbook is up-to-date at the time of printing, what you see is what you get at the time of purchase.
eHandbook Contents
- Preface
- Introduction
- Dying & the Law
- The Peaceful Pill
- The Exit ‘Reliability-Peacefulness’ Test
- Internet Security & Privacy
- Hypoxic Death & the Exit Bag
- The R2D DeBreather
- Carbon Monoxide
- Lethal Inorganic Salts
- Detergent Death
- Introduction to Drugs
- Vomiting and Drugs
- Drug Options – The Opioids
- Drug Options – Propoxyphene
- Drug Options – Amytriptyline
- Drug Options – Chloroquine
- Drug Options – Insulin
- Drug Options – Chloral Hydrate
- Drug Options – The US Lethal Mixtures
- Drug Options – Nembutal
- Availability of Nembutal
- Online Scammers
- Testing & Storage of Nembutal
- Administration of Nembutal
- The Peaceful Pill Project
- Covid-19 – what to expect?
- Pegasos Swiss Association
- Final Considerations
The Audience
Subscribers to the online Peaceful Pill eHandbook must be adults with decision-making capacity, aged 50 years or over.
The print Peaceful Pill Handbook and online Peaceful Pill eHandbook are aimed at providing research and information on euthanasia and assisted suicide for the elderly, those who are seriously ill (for example with cancer, ALS), their family/ friends as well as for folk who wish to be organised and in control of their futures.
Exit’s intention is to provide the most reliable, up-to-date and accurate information on euthanasia and assisted suicide in this time of COVID-19.
Legals
The Peaceful Pill Handbook series is published on the understanding that assisting a suicide is illegal in most western countries. Asking a loved one to help you can attract harsh penalties, including imprisonment.
However, if a person creates a plan for him/herself for the future – in the hope that it will never be needed but comforted that options exist – loved ones will be protected from the law as (rational) suicide is not a crime.
* The authors use the terms ‘euthanasia’ and ‘assisted suicide’ to mean a rational adult’s ability to determine their own end of life choices, usually in the context of old age and serious illness such as cancer.
** Note – the authors do not supply or deal in drugs in any way, shape or form so please do NOT ask!
*** Photo ID is required.
Help is Available
If you feel that you do not fit the specified audience for our books, or feel that you need emotional/ psychological help, please use the phone numbers listed below:
USA: National Suicide Prevention Hotline USA on 1 800 273 8255
Canada: Crisis Services on 1 833 456 4566.UK: Samaritans on 116 123
Ireland: NOSP on 016352139
Australia: Lifeline on 13 11 14
NZ: Suicide Prevention NZ on 0508 828 865
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