Is this SN reliable ??

[yzx]

I found it online at one of the biggest online shopping sites, it says "11% sodium nitrite" for meat curing and also "poison" on the packaging, I've never seen it like that before so I'm just wondering if it is legit and would have the same mechanism as normal SN ??

 

[stuckinthemud]

I believe it needs to be 98% purity and above. That won't do anything

 

[ThymeToLeave]

If it's only 11% it is definitely not what you want. You need >95%.

 

[yzx]

I believe it needs to be 98% purity and above. That won't do anything

If it's only 11% it is definitely not what you want. You need >95%.

if i take 9 times more than the dose needed for regular SN will it work ?

 

[ThymeToLeave]

if i take 9 times more than the dose needed for regular SN will it work ?

Personally I would never trust that, chances are you will puke it up and not have enough in your system to be fatal. You'll just have a really bad time and hurt yourself (seizures/organ damage) without it being fatal.

 

[dying flower]

if i take 9 times more than the dose needed for regular SN will it work ?

Your could never be able to drink that much. The reason why we are told 25 grammes is for body weight and even though it can still make you vomit the residue in your system can still let you ctb. What you are saying is drinking 225 grammes which you could never do. Sorry

 

[rozeske]

Only above 95% for quick and reliable ctb.

 

[Deleted member 65988]

I believe it needs to be 98% purity and above. That won't do anything

Only above 95% for quick and reliable ctb.

Sometimes it's easy to how even the most simplest things about this method can leave people confused.

 

[rozeske]

Sometimes it's easy to how even the most simplest things about this method can leave people confused.

I think it's the anxiety and stress of failure that gets to us more than the complexity of the methods.

 

[Deleted member 65988]

I think it's the anxiety and stress of failure that gets to us more than the complexity of the methods.

Adequate planning is a must, but once we've prepared and planned properly, we can have confidence that our chosen method will not be unreasonably painful.

That said, the amount of desperate overthinking on this forum is phenomenal.

 

[rozeske]

Adequate planning is a must,

Always!

That said, the amount of desperate overthinking on this forum is phenomenal.

Am with you on that one! It comes with the territory I guess :)

 

[Deleted member 65988]

Am with you on that one! It comes with the territory I guess :)

Unfortunately, yes. It's a hard place to be, crippling and even making one immobilized to take that one step forward because to realize the finality of this action, that there's no going back after that is a lot to process.