The Peaceful Pill Handbook provides practical information about assisted suicide strategies including prescription drugs, the barbiturates, gases such as Nitrogen, substances such as Nitrite, the issues presented by COVID-19 as well as Swiss options such as the Pegasos VAD service in Basel.

The contents of the Handbook can be found here.

All topics are rated according to Exit’s Peacefulness and Reliability test.

A full legal analysis of each approach is also provided giving an important insight into the legal minefield that often surrounds assisted suicide, voluntary euthanasia, MAID and VAD.

The Peaceful Pill Handbook contents are:

Generally speaking, you must be over the age of 50 years and of sound mind (no psychiatric history) to subscribe to The Peaceful Pill eHandbook.

Of course, exceptions can be made if you are seriously ill or you have another valid reason.

The print Peaceful Pill Handbook is a traditional print book. What you see at the time of purchase is what you get. Note - there are 2 editions of the print book. One that is published by Exit (current edition January 2020) and an edited edition (2021 edition) that is available on Amazon.com

The online Peaceful Pill eHandbook is a subscription that lasts for 24 months & is continually updated. The online edition also contains videos as well as access, on approval, to the Peaceful Pill forums and Exit Snippets (online monthly workshops).

You may preview the first pages for free at this link.

Peaceful Pill Handbook Series	Online	Print
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Updates
Reliable, Accurate, Science-based Information
Content	Always up to date	Current at time of publication
Videos
Peaceful Pill Forums
Livestreams

Since 2018 it has been widespread practice by credit card companies to use 2-factor authentication.

This means that in addition to having to provide your card’s CCV 3-digit number on the back of the card, you will need to be using a card that has an added layer of security such as a OTP (one time password) that is sent to you by SMS or you may be referred to your bank or card issuer’s portal or app where you will need to enter a further password (one that you have previously chosen).

If you are having trouble with the store it may be because your card is not set up with 2-factor authentication. So have a chat to your bank, get this issue sorted and try again. And fingers crossed then it will work.

We do accept debit cards with a 16 digits card number.

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No, you do not need special software or programs.

The eHandbook can be read on laptops, desktops as well as Android tablets, iPads, iPhones and Android Phones.

However, to print your browser must support Adobe Flash.

An old 2011 Peaceful Pill Handbook is available for sale on Kindle.

The only way to print at the current time is from screenshots.

This is because Adobe discontinued Flash in early 2021 and we are currently waiting for a work-around from Yudu.

Each subscription to the Peaceful Pill eHandbook allows the subscriber to access the book on up to 3 devices and a cookie is set in order to identify these devices.

Therefore, it is important that you allow yudu.com to set a cookie in your browser. Browsers usually allow this automatically. You can learn how to allow cookies on various browsers here.

Also, please be aware that when using 'private browsing' or 'incognito mode' on some browsers, as well as the Tor Browser, each session is counted as coming from a different device since this does not allow setting the said cookie.

If you have allowed the yudu.com to set a cookie but still get an error message, it may be that your anti-virus or clean-up program is wiping the cookie. Without the cookie Yudu will read each subsequent log in as unique (new computer), eventually locking you out when the allocation limit is reached.

Exit is unable to offer personalized advice on a subscriber’s unique security settings. In most cases, a program’s ‘Help’ files should contain the information required.

However, if you are locked out we can reset your allocations, so contact us.

The eHandbook is not available for download.

Updates apply ONLY to subscribers to the Peaceful Pill eHandbook.

Need to know if you are reading the most up-to-date eHandbook?

Check the date on Page 3 of the eHandbook. This tells you the exact publication date.

By way of information, if you have the eHandbook, your book will automatically update each time you log in. So you will always be looking at the most up to date version, which includes the most recent updates.

Only subscriptions to the Peaceful Pill eHandbook include 24 months of updates. The print edition of the Peaceful Pill Handbook is republished annually. The current edition of the print book is 2020.

Yes, if you purchase the print book direct from us (and not from Amazon), you can upgrade to the online Peaceful Pill eHandbook at any time and get a discount of 50% on your new eHandbook subscription.

Use coupon code: epph50 when placing your order in the store. 

We will check our records for your proof of purchase of the print copy.

The recordings of Exit’s Livestreams from 2019 (& Feb 2020) can be found on the last page of the Peaceful Pill eHandbook.

Recordings of Exit's 2020 Online Workshops are due to be made available in due course. A fee will apply.

During COVID-19 Online Workshops are held on a rolling basis. Check the Workshops link on the Exit website for details.

The Doxits is a regular series of podcasts with the authors of the Peaceful Pill eHandbook.

They are free and accessible to everyone.

You can listen to all the Podcasts at this link.

No. The Peaceful Pill forums are only for Exit Members & Subscribers to the Peaceful Pill eHandbook.

To qualify you need to be a PPeH subscriber/ Exit member, aged 50 years or over, of sound mind, or have another good reason why you want/ need to join.

You can apply to join here.

You will be asked for photo ID upon joining. A one month wait period may apply to new subscribers & new Exit members.