There is a type of SN I found that is called filmerine and it is 99.89 percent pure. Is filmerine a legit thing to buy?
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NobodyKnowsMe
Just biding my time
- Dec 21, 2021
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According to this website -- https://oehha.ca.gov/chemicals/sodium-nitrite -- 'filmerine' is a synonym of Sodium Nitrite. There are quite a few of the products for sale in the US are referred to as "Sodium Nitrite (filmerine)".
So I'd say it is legit.
Ok cool. But I am a little concerned because even though it says it's 99.8 percent pure, it doesn't say what the percentage is on the bag. I've been running into this issue with other bags I have looked at as well. Either it won't say on the bag what the percentage is, the sites will only ship it out to actual businesses and you have to show proof of your business, or I can only find sodium nitrate. It absolutely sucks and I'm worried that there is now no way out of this life because they are cracking down on it.
NobodyKnowsMe
Just biding my time
- Dec 21, 2021
- 582
I don't think mine had the percentage on the bag, but it tested legit when I did the aquarium test.Similar threads
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