SN a little TOO easy to find

[pickedmyctbdate]

I've been looking for an SN source for days. I've seen posts on here from people who "followed the breadcrumbs" on this forum to find the source.
Finally, fed up with not being able to find it, I just Googled it. I did an advanced Google search to exclude the word "nitrate"----and I found a ton of sources!

What is the mystery here? Is there something wrong with what you can easily find on Google? Sure, it's a little pricey, but it's not that bad, considering I won't need money anymore after I take it.

It specifies it's "ACS Grade." Does that mean it will not work?

I'm getting frustrated with all the secrecy and acronyms! There are forums all over the clearnet. You don't even have to go to the darkweb to find sources to purchase illegal drugs. You have to be careful because there are scammers, but SN isn't a scheduled substance as far as I know.

Is there some reason I shouldn't just buy what I found online and use that? I don't understand all the secrecy when I can so easily find it for sale on Google. Could someone clarify? I don't want to waste money on something that isn't going to work.

 

[eggsausagerice]

did you check if they deliver to residential addresses lol? most don't, since it's a regulated chemical but lots of chemical sites sell them to businesses. also, i'm not trying to sound snarky, but you're meant to use google and sasu to check if a source is real. sasu doesn't have explicit info on websites since that would get it taken down. that's why a lot of people make a lot of posts asking for sn hints and get nowhere. the hints are really vague.

the forum etiquette have to look for sn on your own for the most part because you might leak it or be a cop. there's info on sn here if you use the search bar and if you google stuff about sn on the clearnet to learn about it. the best way to make sure you don't get scammed is to check if they sell nitrite and not nitrate and if it was mentioned on sasu before.

 

[letsnotmakeittoo22]

I'm not 100% but I feel like people use DN for anonymity, as the authorities are privvy to how industrial grade SN is being used by consumer grade buyers.

I read a post on here where someone had the police show up because their SN package got flagged and reported, so the cops came to their parents house and basically said that they were aware of how SN was being used and asked their parents if op was ok.

I'm pretty sure the Google clear results are meant for industrial buyers looking for SN for like meat curing, I don't know how easy would be to buy on the clear net for an average Joe

 

[pickedmyctbdate]

did you check if they deliver to residential addresses lol? most don't, since it's a regulated chemical but lots of chemical sites sell them to businesses. also, i'm not trying to sound snarky, but you're meant to use google and sasu to check if a source is real. sasu doesn't have explicit info on websites since that would get it taken down. that's why a lot of people make a lot of posts asking for sn hints and get nowhere. the hints are really vague.

the forum etiquette have to look for sn on your own for the most part because you might leak it or be a cop. there's info on sn here if you use the search bar and if you google stuff about sn on the clearnet to learn about it. the best way to make sure you don't get scammed is to check if they sell nitrite and not nitrate and if it was mentioned on sasu before.

I have a business address that I can use to have it to delivered, so that probably isn't an issue. I can't exactly use this forum to see if the seller is real because (not to sound snarky), but I can't name the seller. I already have one warning just over a joke I made that wasn't recognized as a joke. Another warning and I'll get banned. So, how exactly would I check on the forum to see if it's mentioned before when sources can't be mention?

I have used the search bar on here, many times. I find the acronyms and then I've tried Googling those but have come up with no results.

 

[eggsausagerice]

I read a post on here where someone had the police show up because their SN package got flagged and reported, so the cops came to their parents house and basically said that they were aware of how SN was being used and asked their parents if op was ok.

more common in the uk, but there's a few posts where it happens in the us. i ordered from dsl this year to the us and haven't gotten a welfare check. there's a lot of posts about sn regulation and welfare checks specifically in the uk. there's an infamous article about sanctioned suicide by the bbc, so it's more well known there.

'Failure to act' on suicide website linked to 50 UK deaths

Families are angry at the lack of action to shut it, despite multiple concerns from police and coroners.

www.bbc.com

I'm pretty sure the Google clear results are meant for industrial buyers looking for SN for like meat curing, I don't know how easy would be to buy on the clear net for an average Joe

most are labs and stuff. everyone who tries to find sn on various search engines (not just google) still see that most of the results only ship to businesses.

I can't exactly use this forum to see if the seller is real because (not to sound snarky), but I can't name the seller.

use the search bar to look up the seller or acronyms/descriptions of the site or name. that's how you look it up on here since no one can say it. people usually only talk about the more well known sources, though. since you have a business address, you can probably just order from a mainstream lab selling it. you can look at reviews of the seller or contact the website directly to ask about buying it. it's not like i really know anything besides what i've googled, so don't take what i say too seriously. there's a lot of misinformation around sn because people are always talking about it.

 

[pickedmyctbdate]

Lab grade? Food grade? Or doesn't it matter?

Another thing I don't understand is why everyone tests it if they're buying from a commercial seller. IF you buy drugs off the internet, sure, you test them for fentanyl and other contaminants, but I don't test the prescriptions I buy from the pharmacy.

This making me feel even stupider that I already felt---and I am incredibly stupid. No one could possibly throw their life away like I have without being incredibly stupid.

 

[endlesschatter]

Even I'm confused about lab grade food grade stuff. I'm very poor at chemistry

 

[pickedmyctbdate]

more common in the uk, but there's a few posts where it happens in the us. i ordered from dsl this year to the us and haven't gotten a welfare check. there's a lot of posts about sn regulation and welfare checks specifically in the uk. there's an infamous article about sanctioned suicide by the bbc, so it's more well known there.

'Failure to act' on suicide website linked to 50 UK deaths

Families are angry at the lack of action to shut it, despite multiple concerns from police and coroners.

www.bbc.com

That article is perversely hilarious: "More than two million messages have been posted, many of them horrifyingly graphic."
I want to change my user name now to "Horrifyingly Graphic."

 

[Fadenself00_]

That article is perversely hilarious: "More than two million messages have been posted, many of them horrifyingly graphic."
I want to change my user name now to "Horrifyingly Graphic."

You can change the status under your name to say whatever you want ;)

 

[DeathSweetDeath]

Lab grade? Food grade? Or doesn't it matter?

Another thing I don't understand is why everyone tests it if they're buying from a commercial seller. IF you buy drugs off the internet, sure, you test them for fentanyl and other contaminants, but I don't test the prescriptions I buy from the pharmacy.

This making me feel even stupider that I already felt---and I am incredibly stupid. No one could possibly throw their life away like I have without being incredibly stupid.

No, you've got to test it.
"PC" was apparently a trusted source until it wasn't. I think some members used it to CTB or thought they could… it was a commercial source. Then, someone tried to CTB with it but only did the blood test. They got very sick but didn't die. Then, others who had bought from the same source tested theirs & it didn't pass. I don't remember the details of what grade it was or what purity it claimed to be, but I took it as a lesson to always test no matter the source. Trust but verify. Idk about you, but I'm not messing up my chance to CTB just because I trusted my SN source so much that I didn't think I had to to test it.

 

[fitoo5999]

I've been looking for an SN source for days. I've seen posts on here from people who "followed the breadcrumbs" on this forum to find the source.
Finally, fed up with not being able to find it, I just Googled it. I did an advanced Google search to exclude the word "nitrate"----and I found a ton of sources!

What is the mystery here? Is there something wrong with what you can easily find on Google? Sure, it's a little pricey, but it's not that bad, considering I won't need money anymore after I take it.

It specifies it's "ACS Grade." Does that mean it will not work?

I'm getting frustrated with all the secrecy and acronyms! There are forums all over the clearnet. You don't even have to go to the darkweb to find sources to purchase illegal drugs. You have to be careful because there are scammers, but SN isn't a scheduled substance as far as I know.

Is there some reason I shouldn't just buy what I found online and use that? I don't understand all the secrecy when I can so easily find it for sale on Google. Could someone clarify? I don't want to waste money on something that isn't going to work.

Well if you tape nitrate of course you will find it easy but this is not that. It is nitrite.

 

[rembleeds]

Totally is regional (some countries dgaf about SN, some do, some will in the future), but every source I found via basic searching only sells SN to businesses, schools, labs, etc. (and in mostly kilos at a time) or some sources that seemed to sell to regular people, but SN is "out of stock". Or just pink salt type which is useless.

Seems like ACS grade means it's at least a standard purity for a lab chemical. Afaik SN only really has lab uses at nearly pure levels (>90%). So good sign.

The breadcrumbs are for sources like MiC where you can get it mislabeled for shipping, or sneaky type "it's SN, but *secretly* SN". If you don't need them, you don't need them. Hope you did find a good source :)

 

[pickedmyctbdate]

Well if you tape nitrate of course you will find it easy but this is not that. It is nitrite.

No, I use advanced Google search to exclude the word "nitrate." Otherwise, that's what most of the results are.

 

[3rdworldsadness]

Funny story I Searched SN on Google I do time to time but I found a source but it was for business purposes and I guess it doesn't have the work that I wanted.

 

[UserFromNowhere]

Another thing I don't understand is why everyone tests it if they're buying from a commercial seller. IF you buy drugs off the internet, sure, you test them for fentanyl and other contaminants, but I don't test the prescriptions I buy from the pharmacy.

Because most people aren't buying from trusted commercial sellers. Most sources that sell to individuals at this point are sketchy at best. If you have a business address and can get it ordered to there, you're already bypassing half of the problems most people on this website have with ordering SN. That being most commercial sellers do not deliver to residential addresses and they don't have a business address.

 

[dungeon keeper]

I wasn't even trying to find it.. was browsing some forensic medical reports /coroners take very clear pictures as an evidence where some bottles have brand labels with www on it/

 

[abcdefg789]

I wasn't even trying to find it.. was browsing some forensic medical reports /coroners take very clear pictures as an evidence where some bottles have brand labels with www on it/

wow! that's an appalling oversight by the coroner!