Co-authored by a physician and a lawyer, the Peaceful Pill Handbook is the leading self-help, assisted suicide guide book that enables people who are seriously ill as well as seniors to undertake informed planning around their end of life choices. Written in easy-to-understand lay language, The Peaceful Pill Handbook explains assisted suicide methods that are reliable and peaceful. The Peaceful Pill Handbook covers 14 assisted suicide topics including: useful drugs such as the barbiturates (including administration, testing and shelf life), traditional prescription drugs, poisons and other substances including the lethal inorganic salts, the use of gases (such as nitrogen, argon and helium), devices such as the carbon monoxide generator, the ‘Korean method’ and the Sarco euthanasia capsule that was unveiled at Venice Design in 2019. Swiss assisted dying services such as Pegasos Swiss Association are also explained in detail including what to expect, family considerations and costs. All strategies are rated according to their Peacefulness, Reliability and, where appropriate, Accessibility using Exit's unique RPA Test. The Peaceful Pill Handbook Reviews - The Peaceful Pill Handbook is a comprehensive reference describing practical methods of self-deliverance, including analysis of advantages and shortcomings of each. The electronic version describes new developments and provides updated contacts. Final Exit Network recommends that its members and clients consult The Peaceful Pill Handbook as a unique and valuable source of information - Final Exit Network USA, 2019. The Peaceful Pill Handbook ... lays out methods to end one’s life ... the book is banned in Australia and New Zealand. In the United States, though, it is only a few mouse clicks away online - New York Times, 21 July 2008 I have read the digital version of your Peaceful Pill eHandbook cover to cover and I greatly admire your courage in providing this critical information to the public. Please keep up your excellent work! - Margaret, USA I have bought The Peaceful Pill eHandbook and it is a great comfort to know that there are people who understand what suffering is and how we should have the right to choose whether to live or die - Stephen, UK