EphemeralEntool
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- Jun 18, 2026
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I've heard that it could work and even taste better with a better texture. I think you'd probably have to drink more to actually ctb. Is there a minimum % needed?
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cowlover1252
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- Aug 21, 2026
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I'm also curious about the taste and texture difference between food grade versus industrial grade. Why would you have to drink more?Upvote 0
name2come
Student
- Sep 30, 2025
- 118
I think the concern is seeking out "food grade" SN makes it a lot easier to end up with Sodium Nitrate or Nitrite Salt, which won't work. Generally, this represents a difference between 98% purity and 0.6% purity. If you're dealing nitrite salt, you'd need over 150 doses to get the same amount of SN.
If it's genuine food grade SN, it should still be close to 98% and probably wouldn't need to be taken any differently. I'm not sure the taste will really be different. It's not like food grade SN is made for normal consumption.Upvote 0Similar threads
