SN discreet packaging…

[itsalittlecold]

Just wanted to share that when I received my sn yesterday from an international source- it seems they have to put a big green sticker on the front of the parcel now, stating 'sodium compound' this is my second purchase from them and first time I seen the sticker.
Just for those who are concerned if it comes discreetly packaged etc.

Sorry but I won't give the source- most specifically to new accounts. I did want to post the label, I just can't read the language so don't want to risk giving source away publicly

 

[CantDoIt]

Oh yeah, I was just wondering about this today. This is one of the reasons I'm picking mine up at the store, but I do wonder if this being a possible requirement might even make it more difficult to pass through customs or cause more welfare checks...would not want to be on the receiving end of that.

 

[itsalittlecold]

Oh yeah, I was just wondering about this today. This is one of the reasons I'm picking mine up at the store, but I do wonder if this being a possible requirement might even make it more difficult to pass through customs or cause more welfare checks...would not want to be on the receiving end of that.

Was exactly my thoughts too. Although a sodium compound can be many things and to the average person they may just think salt

 

[locked*n*loaded]

This is one of the reasons I'm picking mine up at the store

At a nearby SN-R-US mart?

Sorry. Couldn't resist.

 

[andreamysk]

Just to share: I am in EU; the envelope from Portugal was accompanied by the classic transport document with the contents clearly visible (transparent pocket); from Poland the package was wrapped with tape advertising the manufacturing company "chemical products" (well, it could have been any chemical product, even if express couriers theoretically cannot transport chemical products - or at least I had to declare that the content was not included in a very looooong list of products prohibited for transport :-)