Strongest pain killer pills ever?

Question

Okay I know this is really stupid but I'm gonna get a full body wax! And I need some really strong pain killer pills. So, enlighten me with some brands!

Would it be a good idea to have a good dose of alcohol along the way?

Answer 1

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Legal drugs... Vicodin, Oxycotin, Morphine. But all of those you need a prescription for from a doctor.
I don't know if you would necessarily need pain killers for a body wax. I would try to use oatmeal on your skin to help with the soothing of the skin afterwards. That should help. Some lotions already have Oatmeal in them like Avino to help moisturize.
Good luck!

Answer 2

Probably a couple good doses of alcohol & a few Vicodins should do it (maybe that seems painful)

Answer 3

I would use china white. Thats fun! I dont use, but I abuse. Only that though. Just google it.

Answer 4

You don't look very hairy to me buster, just get in there and have it done you big pussy

Answer 5

smoke some crack

Answer 6

How ridiculous to think you need painkillers for this. If you go to a professional who knows what they're doing they will do everything they can to make sure the pain is minimal.

Women do this every day all over the world and do not need painkillers.

You might like to soak in a cool bath after your wax to help with some of the redness but you will be fine.

IF you're going to continue this practice it will get easier each time.

Oh, and alcohol can make this worse on you. Not only will it dry out your skin while you're having it done it will slow down the healing, dehydrate your body (which you really need to have hydrated after a wax) and probably make your head hurt as well.

Answer 7

Stop thinking of pain and it will vanish on its own! If you still need a strongest one, I think local anesthesia will be the best!

Answer 8

Hello..myself I'd prefer UNCONSCIOUSNESS, why does anyone want this kinda torture, specially when they get to the private parts ...what are people into S & M... torture or what ..LOL !! Am shuddering at the thought ..LOL !!

Answer 9

Be careful about using any kind of topical anethesia, especially over large areas as it might cause a severe reaction. A good professional would be able to minimize the pain and discomfort.