Does it look like this?
My loudwolf is packed thoroughly and the label job looks quality. Also the cap is sealed with extra plastic it looks like a quality product to me. Hope it stands the test.
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Justanotherconsumer
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Mari
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- May 10, 2018
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Worried about sn not working. Is there any way to test the salt?
You can, by titration, but that is pretty complicated for someone with no equipment.
You can also add some other chemical which I now forgot and it turns brown to see whether it is nitrite to show its identity but that is also the case for nitrates, and the salt oxidizes to nitrates over time so that is no help either.
Where did you guys buy sn? I'm from Europe and here it is hard to find. I live in Germany.
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Mari
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Thanks for the response! I just might look into that, have a read around.
I'm from Scandinavia and got mine overseas from Australia of all places, the brand name is Misty Gully and fortunately seems quite professional and reliable packaging-wise. Still, I'd like to check it if it can be done.
- Oh, and regarding oxidation, I haven't opened the package, and it says best before 2020..
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Could anyone send me a pm
with a pic of their sn powder and/or name of their sn and where they bought it?
I am unsure about if my sn is real.
It doesnt look like the yellowish crystals from the wiki.
I understand that there is powderform so there may be different looks.
I am still very unsure though.
with a pic of their sn powder and/or name of their sn and where they bought it?
I am unsure about if my sn is real.
It doesnt look like the yellowish crystals from the wiki.
I understand that there is powderform so there may be different looks.
I am still very unsure though.
Not sure if this is useful, but a light variation in color is possible. I used to work in a chem lab.
Mine is more or less white powder.
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I never scaled out 15g or made sure it was 50ml or 100ml water with the Loudwolf off amazon. Mixed probably 1/4 bottle of the 113 or 119g it says ro contain in a small amount of water in a small glass. Swished it around to dissolve, the water had a very slight tint, stuck a few fingers in to taste. Honestly no worse than sea water. Only effects were a short minor headache that could have been stress or anxiety. I could feel my heart beating a bit harder and what seemed off some. Half an hour or so after had a little burn appear in my throat.
Didn't chug it I guess with hopes she and my kids might come back. Though I know it isn't a reality even from her words and actions.
Anyway, hope this may help some clarify that Loud should be legit.
Didn't chug it I guess with hopes she and my kids might come back. Though I know it isn't a reality even from her words and actions.
Anyway, hope this may help some clarify that Loud should be legit.
Can confirm. I have the Loudwolf as well, I also did this a couple nights ago but with just over a full tablespoon in maybe 100mlish of water. It tasted like lightly salted water and dissolved really well.
Does it matter if its food grade or reagent grade?
Anyone on medications from your psych?
Are you just going to continue those till your sn method ctb day?
Are there any meds that should NOT be used because they would reduce the effectiveness of the sn method??
Are you just going to continue those till your sn method ctb day?
Are there any meds that should NOT be used because they would reduce the effectiveness of the sn method??
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PM me on
whatamidoinghere(at)protonmail.com
for a reliable SN source which ships worldwide.
whatamidoinghere(at)protonmail.com
for a reliable SN source which ships worldwide.
I actually ordered sodium nitrite a while ago just...off eBay?! Is it not available anymore?
It says it's 99.6% pure reagent grade.
I'm wondering if it wouldn't work if I don't take the anti emetics with it.
It says it's 99.6% pure reagent grade.
I'm wondering if it wouldn't work if I don't take the anti emetics with it.
accidentaldeath
Student
- May 29, 2018
- 107
As some may have seen in another thread I started, I recently opened my SN to test what it tasted like and some one told me if I open it it would turn intro nitrare, losing the effectiveness. Is this true? Also, if I now vacum seal it would stop reaction? I had 300grams of SN, and it's been 1 day since I opened it.
accidentaldeath
Student
- May 29, 2018
- 107
I feel like oxidation doesn't happen that quickly? People who have died from SN had it out in salt shakers (?) and other containers in the kitchen. I'm assuming if it still killed them it didn't change the chemical compound.
accidentaldeath
Student
- May 29, 2018
- 107
Have you tried ebay? I got mine from there
accidentaldeath
Student
- May 29, 2018
- 107
I just found this information, and I think it is important:
On the other hand, E. Divers3, Sir P. C. Rây4, C. Russworm5, M. Oswald6, and others observed no oxidation of solutions of nitrites in air. C. Matignon and G. Marchal7 reported that an aqueous solution of sodium nitrite is not oxidised by prolonged contact with oxygen, under a pressure of 50–55 atmospheres, even in the presence of a catalyst. But when the pressure is raised to 175 atmospheres and temperature to 395°–530°, solid sodium nitrite is almost completely oxidised to nitrate.
So in normal conditions oxidation won't happen, it would happen in extreme pressure and temperature.
On the other hand, E. Divers3, Sir P. C. Rây4, C. Russworm5, M. Oswald6, and others observed no oxidation of solutions of nitrites in air. C. Matignon and G. Marchal7 reported that an aqueous solution of sodium nitrite is not oxidised by prolonged contact with oxygen, under a pressure of 50–55 atmospheres, even in the presence of a catalyst. But when the pressure is raised to 175 atmospheres and temperature to 395°–530°, solid sodium nitrite is almost completely oxidised to nitrate.
So in normal conditions oxidation won't happen, it would happen in extreme pressure and temperature.
Mari
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- May 10, 2018
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I mentioned this as I myself have been warned. I also suggested reading up on it as I wasn't informed on the specifics. What I understand though is that the safest bet is to keep it air-tight rather than stored out for prolonged period of time.
I'm not well informed but it might be possible to decrease the moisture content by putting a silica gel pack in the bottle?
GodKnows
What lies ahead
- Jun 28, 2018
- 119
Would like to know this also
It may be the best one there is...
''Ondansetron, marketed under the brand name Zofran, is a medication used to prevent nausea and vomiting caused by cancer chemotherapy, radiation therapy, or surgery. It is also useful in gastroenteritis. Wikipedia'''
''Ondansetron, marketed under the brand name Zofran, is a medication used to prevent nausea and vomiting caused by cancer chemotherapy, radiation therapy, or surgery. It is also useful in gastroenteritis. Wikipedia'''
GodKnows
What lies ahead
- Jun 28, 2018
- 119
Etizolam has been mentioned here before as a legal alternative to benzos. Anyone know if Etizolam will interact with SN, metoclopramide or tagamet?
GiveMeNovacaine
Member
- Jun 11, 2018
- 50
In one of his latest videos, Philip Nietzsche mentioned that there's going to be information on alternate anti-vomiting medicines in the August edition of the Peaceful Pill Handbook. One of them that he briefly brought up was Dimenhydrinate, which sounds really good since it's available without prescription.
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