dang that drug worked really fast

edit: I may need to get my eyes checked, I didn't notice the "15 minutes later"

jmvryt said:
dang that drug worked really fast

edit: I may need to get my eyes checked, I didn't notice the "15 minutes later"

15 minutes is still quick, but im happy someone noticed it =3 I was in doubt as to how much time to have that take effect

victor_johansen said:
15 minutes is still quick, but im happy someone noticed it =3 I was in doubt as to how much time to have that take effect

I don't know exactly how long anesthetics, sedatives, antidepressants, and similar take to kick in, but given how certain drugs like Ibuprofen and Acetaminophen take approx. 30 mins, this is a bit on the faster end, but still mostly realistic. Of course, I don't think most OTC drugs cause the user to reach this level of disorientation/drowsiness, but the "doctor" probably isn't using standard "Tylenol PM", and this isn't trying to be a scientifically accurate pornographic comic lol

jmvryt said:
I don't know exactly how long anesthetics, sedatives, antidepressants, and similar take to kick in, but given how certain drugs like Ibuprofen and Acetaminophen take approx. 30 mins, this is a bit on the faster end, but still mostly realistic. Of course, I don't think most OTC drugs cause the user to reach this level of disorientation/drowsiness, but the "doctor" probably isn't using standard "Tylenol PM", and this isn't trying to be a scientifically accurate pornographic comic lol

If that was coffee it was mixed with it could've accelerated absorption, plus he drank it ALL really fast.

Liquid substances start being absorbed an average of 5 minutes after you consume them, that's how long it takes for it to go from the stomach to the first part of the small intestine, which is meant to absorb water as fast as possible for obvious evolutionary reasons.

I believe pain killers take longer to kick in because "pain" is a signal directly sent to the brain by the body, and it's an important one too, they have to literally "block" that signal.

Something purely psychoactive like alcohol works in the brain directly, hence why it doesn't take half an hour to feel a drink hit you.