ccs sn test

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tested ccs sn. results below (content warning!!!: blood and knives). couldn't get much blood since I had to cut a less noticeable area. I do sh but I'm more cat scratches since i use the tip of the knife rather than the edge of the blade (can't stand slicing) so it's still hard to get blood :,)

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Left side is plain blood, right side is w/ a few crystals of sn added. The left side has a dark spot in the middle cause i think a crystal of sn fell when I was putting it on the right side. For the knife, there was some blood leftover on it so I decided to rub the sn contaminated qtip on one side (first pic). Same as the first test, instantly turned brown and thickened.

I've done a test with PC previously (posted the results too). Compared to PC, the blood turned more quickly and with less.

for those wondering about shipping and packaging:

- ordered on dec 27th, received yesterday, Jan 4th

- had a small hiccup, page states that you'll receive tracking within 3 days of purchase. I didn't receive anything besides the order confirmation email, no charge on my card either. So I emailed them on the morning of the 4th day. I received the email with my tracking number a few hours later and a response to my email the following day.

- was left at doorstep, no signing

- small plain box, no indication of contents besides ccs as return address

- sn is as stated by other uses, unsealed. mine came a little clumpy. It doesn't come with the desiccants, I put them in there myself

 

[sigsq]

Thank you for doing this and sharing your results. Do you or anyone know if this confirms it's not nitrate? I think PC was distributing nitrate, but it sounds like it still passed the blood test. Thanks

 

[jessisme]

tested ccs sn. results below (content warning!!!: blood and knives). couldn't get much blood since I had to cut a less noticeable area. I do sh but I'm more cat scratches since i use the tip of the knife rather than the edge of the blade (can't stand slicing) so it's still hard to get blood :,)

Spoiler: images

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Left side is plain blood, right side is w/ a few crystals of sn added. The left side has a dark spot in the middle cause i think a crystal of sn fell when I was putting it on the right side. For the knife, there was some blood leftover on it so I decided to rub the sn contaminated qtip on one side (first pic). Same as the first test, instantly turned brown and thickened.

I've done a test with PC previously (posted the results too). Compared to PC, the blood turned more quickly and with less.

for those wondering about shipping and packaging:

- ordered on dec 27th, received yesterday, Jan 4th

- had a small hiccup, page states that you'll receive tracking within 3 days of purchase. I didn't receive anything besides the order confirmation email, no charge on my card either. So I emailed them on the morning of the 4th day. I received the email with my tracking number a few hours later and a response to my email the following day.

- was left at doorstep, no signing

- small plain box, no indication of contents besides ccs as return address

- sn is as stated by other uses, unsealed. mine came a little clumpy. It doesn't come with the desiccants, I put them in there myself

Thanks for doing this; very helpful.

 

[sigsq]

I don't know, something had me worried about this source being nitrate like PC. Look at the product image:



Have a look at the product image. NITRIT looks to be photoshopped over potentially. How can we be sure this isn't nitrate?

 

[BusTicketholder]

I don't know, something had me worried about this source being nitrate like PC. Look at the product image:

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Have a look at the product image. NITRIT looks to be photoshopped over potentially. How can we be sure this isn't nitrate?

That is really weird. Assuming the CAS number isn't photoshopped, though, it should be nitrite.

I think a test using aquarium test strips should be done. Personally I don't know if I can trust the blood method anymore

 

[onceuponadec]

That is really weird. Assuming the CAS number isn't photoshopped, though, it should be nitrite.

I think a test using aquarium test strips should be done. Personally I don't know if I can trust the blood method anymore

How does that test work?

 

[stilhavinightmares]

Oh my goodness, thank you so much for testing and sharing! This makes me feel so much better. Seeing the thick dark blood is like music to my ears. I have that in my bedroom. Fuck yes.

*relief*

 

[BusTicketholder]

How does that test work?

https://sanctioned-suicide.net/thre...-an-aquarium-testing-kit-rough-version.18188/

https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/sn-aquarium-purity-testing.34630/

 

[jessisme]

I don't know, something had me worried about this source being nitrate like PC. Look at the product image:

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Have a look at the product image. NITRIT looks to be photoshopped over potentially. How can we be sure this isn't nitrate?

I see what you mean and it is concerning but it has NaNO2 on the bottle too and that doesn't look like it has been photoshopped. Still does seem a bit too good to be true.