November 8, 2026
Kairos Kollar Testing Set to Begin
The process of R&D is rarely straightforward and anticipated timelines are rarely met.
So it has been with the Kairos Kollar.
However with the arrival and independent verification of the consciousness monitoring equipment now complete, we can turn attention back to the Kollar itself.
It is now confirmed that testing for the Kollar will begin in late November.
Several subjects will trial the Kollar’s ability to produce rapid and transitory loss of consciousness.
Results will be announced in early December.
This is an important development in the field of peaceful and reliable DIY options.
Exit looks forward to including discussion of the practical aspects of the Kollar, including components and assembly, in the Peaceful Pill eHandbook shortly.
We will also expand our scientific analysis of why the Kairos Kollar represents the best means for a rapid loss of consciousness.
In this we take our lead from the esteemed Professor of Physiology and Biochemistry at the University of South Wales, Damian Bailey.
Damian is also the Editor in Chief of the prestigious academic journal, Experimental Physiology.
In a 2024 Editorial under the heading ‘Techniques that Render Humans Unconscious without Pain’, Bailey and colleague Professor David Poole argue:
‘The sudden occlusion of cerebral circulation renders the human unconscious in a mere 7–8 seconds … without invoking … either hyperpnoea or the carotid sinus baroreceptor reflex …’
They continue:
‘Prolonged application of the Kabat-Rossen-Anderson cuff [Kairos Kollar] would induce rapid unconsciousness with, for the purposes of execution [death], the cuff remaining inflated until death was confirmed.’
Exit is pleased that Bailey and Poole agree with Philip Nitschke’s own scientific analysis of the efficacy of the Kairos Kollar for a fast, peaceful and reliable death.
‘Great Minds Think Alike’ as they say …
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