Day 172

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 Day 172


April 19th, 2024


Apparently, you have to take hypnocil consistently due to the short half-life of the medication. One would think that those locked up in Westin Hills would have had a nice build-up of the medication in their system, and they may be able to go a day or two without the prescription. Not even 48 hours, give or take off the medication, and the medicine wears off. I guess that makes some sense in the scope of the film. 


I researched this, and medically, they may have got this one right. It looks like medications can be expelled from the body in as little as a few days up to 90 days. Please don't quote me on that. A few days off the medication does make sense for the hypnocil effects to fade off, thus explaining why Mark died.


Then again, this is a fictitious drug, so they can do whatever they want in regards to how long it would last in the human body.

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