AllAboard
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- Jul 17, 2022
- 15
Has the pro cure SN been tested? Is it the real deal? It says 99% technical grade
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makethepainstop
Visionary
- Sep 16, 2022
- 2,029
Some of what they sell for curing meats is only like 6â„… sn and the rest is common table salt. Check purity to see if what you got what you need. Love.
AllAboard
Member
- Jul 17, 2022
- 15
How do I check purity? It says 99% technical grade but I don't know what that means
makethepainstop
Visionary
- Sep 16, 2022
- 2,029
Ze blood test can be ze solution! Prick finger with sewing pin or needle. Put small amount of sn on saucer mix blood drops with ze sn und if ze blood turns brown! Or get on Wikipedia and look up technical grade sn composition. Now you HAFF ze information! IHi, I'm wondering if you got an answer to this. I also have pro-cure, I'm wondering if it works. Any help would be great.
almaranthine
Wizard
- Nov 28, 2019
- 615
As far as I know it's legit. This is the brand I will receive hopefully by the end of next week. I genuinely don't know the difference between regrant, food, and technical grade, but I've read here (somewhere in the abyss of SN threads) that it doesn't matter as long as it's above 96% purity. Fun fact: this company is now restricting the sale of its SN. You have to call the office now otherwise the product won't ship. No idea what they ask of you as no one has reported back having tried to call them yet.sorry to bump an old thread but this is also the only source i've been able to find. i haven't ordered yet and now i'm worried i shouldn't. i don't have enough money to make a bad call on this. has anyone confirmed it's good?
Sparr0w
please feed my pfp crumbs they are begging u
- Jan 24, 2023
- 300
sorry to respond to an old post but it looks like you haven't posted about buying it so: i don't know if this "pro cure" is the PC that's been brought up, but i assume so. do not buy it, PC is sodium nitrate. buy IC, CSS, or from a store that other people are using as a normal store (e.g a food processing store or chemist).
thank you so much! you're right, i hadn't bought it yet but was still considering it.Similar threads
