Ordering my sn

[Wakawaka]

Living in the states is easily available, I've had a terrible week, no one really cared, I wanted to leave it up to fate as I'm a bit superstitious, and nothing happened

So I'm ready to order it, it should be here by next weekend, I'm not sure when I'll take it, maybe before Christmas, but I've finally taken a step towards getting this over with

For some reason I want to stream it, I really just want to hear a voice before I go, is it weird that I don't want to feel alone when I go

went down to the ocean today, it was really calming, I'm not sure where I'll take it, I hate being home, so much bad memories, I imagine some place with a good view of the stars

I'm sorry can someone help me, the sn I'm looking at is redish/pink which goes against the yellow/white color I'm used to, it's 99% but the color is really throwing me off, says it's for fish eggs if that matters

 

[0siris]

Haven't seen pure pink SN so far.

Pink is normally curing salt, which is a mixture of around 6% sodium nitrite and 94% table salt.

 

[KleinerWolf]

Haven't seen pure pink SN so far.

Pink is normally curing salt, which is a mixture of around 6% sodium nitrite and 94% table salt.

Yeah I would be concerned too with the color,
If it's that 6% concentration it's kinda useless.

but I wouldn't worry about purity or lethality if it's from the major supplier (where people order from) on rainforest site.

 

[Bigpink]

Hope your journey is peaceful and successful. Can't get SN, not sure where to even start

 

[Raminiki]

Don't use a pink compound. SN should be white to yellowish crystals. It sounds like you have curing salts.

 

[Nexuno]

(Just posted this info on another thread, btw here it is again:) in some countries local laws prescribes that SN must be commercialized in pink color just to make it distinguishable from common salt or sugar (in order to prevent unwanted incidents). You have to look for the percentage of purity here, not the color.

 

[Spitfire]

(Just posted this info on another thread, btw here it is again:) in some countries local laws prescribes that SN must be commercialized in pink color just to make it distinguishable from common salt or sugar (in order to prevent unwanted incidents). You have to look for the percentage of purity here, not the color.

This does make sense.

I've seen it written where multiple people became deathly ill after using salt shakers which were accidentally filled up with sn instead of table salt.