today, in a shop window, i saw sodium nitrite in real life

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(the wrong kind lol)
i know they're two entirely different things, the one used for self deletion is nitrate.
but just seeing a chemical looking bag with sodium like that had me shook.
not nesaserily in a bad way, it's just that you often don't know what to trust of the things you see online.

and i have never seen it IRL before.
it was a store where they sell all kinds of stuff for "food nerds" as they wrote in the window. curing meats etc.

but it was interesting seeing it IRL.
knowing that it exists... that it's not some online made up thing.
(despite it being the wrong kind, but still).

then i went home and googled about it and their website says you need to sign a whole bunch of shit before buying it.
as in, physically sign papers.

so no shipping, i guess.

 

[Forveleth]

You kill yourself with nitrITE not nitrATE.

 

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You kill yourself with nitrITE not nitrATE.

no its the other way around, im pretty sure

 

[astr4]

nope nitrite kills you, nitrATE won't.

 

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nope nitrite kills you, nitrATE won't.

really? oh shit...
do you think something from 2022 (i mean EXPIRED 2022) would still work?

 

[sleazyyyy]

really? oh shit...
do you think something from 2022 (i mean EXPIRED 2022) would still work?

STOP spreading misinformation about the storage of SN

Every month on SaSU, I see someone say the shelf-life of SN is short, probably because it's indicated on their bottles. Please stop saying that. It could lead to the premature suicide of some people involuntarily because they could be afraid they won't have any method available soon...

sanctioned-suicide.net

According here, if the salt is stored properly, the shelf life is almost infinite? I think it'll still work. It's best if you test it to confirm its usability.