Help Is getting SN this easy?

[The Unpenetrated]

I live in Indonesia and when I search the term Sodium Nitrite in any random e-commerce platform, lots of results appear and they are very cheap. Are these actually legit? How do I tell if the compound is actually SN? This sounds too good to be true in this wretched world we live in so am I getting scammed buying from this platform?

 

[raindrinker30]

It's probably true because in USA and Europe it was that easy to get up until a few years ago

 

[bees.]

It is getting harder to access across the world, but there is a way to test SN if there is a small/cheap amount available. Other posts on this forum definitely have better descriptions of this, but if you add some to your blood (say if you prick a finger) and it turns dark red like it has become de oxygenated, its the real stuff. I hope you never have to use this, but if you do, I wish you nothing but happiness

 

[Zegers]

SN is just a food product, even if it can kill you.

 

[missingpeace]

I don't think it would be regulated as much over there, you might have come across the real thing. Lucky you..

 

[FireWalkWithMe]

In SE Asia it's probably very easy. Less regulation. So it could well be totally legit.

Also SN has always been cheap to produce and therefore sell. It's just a curing salt, it wouldn't make much sense if it cost a fortune to cure sausages and stuff which are cheap meats.

 

[ElfenLied]

I live in Brazil, and here it was very easy for me to get it.