Timothy7dff
Wizard
- Apr 10, 2024
- 657
If the SN 99% pure, does it matter if it has a "food grade" label on it? Or is the purity all that matters?
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andreamysk
Student
- Jun 29, 2024
- 134
Yes, the percentage is the main issue. "Food grade" should theoretically mean "compatible with human consumption" i.e. free of non-toxic substances (obviously in minimal quantities, since SN is used as a food preservative)Similar threads
