Hi, I recently discovered that in the European Union, SN can be only found in a food additive, labeled as E250, and it is mixed up with something else. I am totally devastated, because before that, I thought that I found a way to get SN without worrying about shipping from China etc, and now I see that the SN I was hoping to get in a much faster and cheaper way, has only 45 percent purity. Is there a way for that thing to kill me? Maybe if I take more than the suggested amount ? Is there somebody among us who is good at chemistry?
kinderbueno
Waiting at the bus stop
- Jun 22, 2024
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I think SN needs to be at 95% purity or more for it to kill you
You need SN 95%+ and you can find SN in the EU. It's a meat preservative and is used in the industry among many other use cases. It's a cheap chemical.
