SN purity conundrum

[UseItOrLoseIt]

I've been planning to ctb on my birthday, which is in about 15 days, with SN. I got meto from an indian pharmacy, and SN from a local supplier. Thing is, SN came in an unmarked container. On his web page he advertises a certain brand, and he claims it's 99%. I checked the cerificate for the product to check the purity, but there are two lines in it which say different things:

First one:
"According to Regulation 2012 OSHA Hazard Communication Standard; 29 CFR Part 1910.1200
CAS Number 7632-00-0
Content (W/W) >= 75.0 - <= 100.0 % SN"

Second one:
"According to Regulation 1994 OSHA Hazard Communication Standard; 29 CFR Part 1910.1200
CAS Number 7632-00-0
Content (W/W) > 98.7 % SN"

So, which standard is the standard? Logically it should be the newer one, but then why would they include the other one?
Please, can someone make sense of this?

 

[ZardozOmega]

I don't think it matters.

 

[UseItOrLoseIt]

I don't think it matters.

But it does. 75% won't kill you. 98,7% will.

 

[ZardozOmega]

But it does. 75% won't kill you. 98,7% will.

75% would kill you if you upped the dose to compensate. But that's immaterial, you're not dealing with 75%, you're dealing with 98.7% and 100%. It really doesn't matter.

 

[UseItOrLoseIt]

75% would kill you if you upped the dose to compensate. But that's immaterial, you're not dealing with 75%, you're dealing with 98.7% and 100%. It really doesn't matter.

Really? Well, that's good. Thnx

 

[Leo]

Hi

I've been planning to ctb on my birthday, which is in about 15 days, with SN. I got meto from an indian pharmacy, and SN from a local supplier. Thing is, SN came in an unmarked container. On his web page he advertises a certain brand, and he claims it's 99%. I checked the cerificate for the product to check the purity, but there are two lines in it which say different things:

First one:
"According to Regulation 2012 OSHA Hazard Communication Standard; 29 CFR Part 1910.1200
CAS Number 7632-00-0
Content (W/W) >= 75.0 - <= 100.0 % SN"

Second one:
"According to Regulation 1994 OSHA Hazard Communication Standard; 29 CFR Part 1910.1200
CAS Number 7632-00-0
Content (W/W) > 98.7 % SN"

So, which standard is the standard? Logically it should be the newer one, but then why would they include the other one?
Please, can someone make sense of this?

Hi bro, which city you are from?

 

[UseItOrLoseIt]

Hi bro, which city you

Actually, I'm not from a city.. Due to privacy reasons I'm not comfortable with revealing my actual location. Let's just say I'm from a small rural community in south-central Europe. We barely have cities here

 

[Sea Turtle]

I believe there's a test you can use to test the SN purity as well. I'm sure you could find information using the search feature, I'm not very familiar with it myself.

 

[Leo]

Actually, I'm not from a city.. Due to privacy reasons I'm not comfortable with revealing my actual location. Let's just say I'm from a small rural community in south-central Europe. We barely have cities here

You mensioned Indian supplier, so thought you are from india.

 

[Oozzy]

You can use Nitrite test for checking the purity.

 

[UseItOrLoseIt]

Hey guys. Can anyone maybe point me through PM in the right direction for buying some verified SN?

You can use Nitrite test for checking the purity.

Just ordered it today. Thnx for replying