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hyfalcon
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I can vouch for dudadiesel.com and I only live 75mi. from alphachemicals. They are where I source my thermite matierial. I would also recomend http://www.artcraftchemicals.com/products/ . They have some interesting chemicals available.
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Kiwichemicali
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I would like to add www.hinmeijer.nl
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Zan Divine
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http://stores.ebay.com/Advanced-Raw-Materials/_i.html?rt=nc&...
This eBay seller has some unusual deals as of 7/12/12. His store has 4 pages of items.
[Edited on 12-7-2012 by Zan Divine]
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ChemSwede
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Does anyone know if Hinmeijer ships abroad, Sweden in this case?
[Edited on 19-10-2013 by ChemSwede]
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blogfast25
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For UK + Europe, I’d like to add my own webstore.
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Zephyr
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my favorite suppliers of OTC include:
http://www.seattlepotterysupply.com/ (especially convenient because i live in Seattle and can visit their store)
http://www.highqualitychems.com/servlet/StoreFront (for my pyro tinkering)
http://www.ebay.com/usr/chemdreamland-eu (eventhough he is an ebay seller he is reputable and provides high quality chemicals including,
L-TRYPTOPHAN, PHTHALIC ANHYDRIDE, and PHOSPHORUS PENTOXIDE. and all at resonable prices!)
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elementcollector1
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Hey, I live pretty close to you!
Seattle Pottery Supply is a bit of a drive, though... got MnCO3 from them a while back, good purity too!
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woelen
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I think he does, but I certainly would ask him by email, before ordering anything. Even if he may want to ship certain chemicals abroad, it may be so
expensive that you don't want it anymore. He ships many chemicals, using ADR compliant shipment and that might be expensive when he ships abroad.
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TheChemiKid
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I would like to add science lab supplies and the science company. These are both good stores. Science lab supplies won't sell chemicals to individuals, but has a good selection on equipment.
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watson.fawkes
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There's often little point to drive to a particular
ceramics supply house in the US. Most of them are supplied from a small set of large distributors. One of the largest is Axner / Laguna (they merged a
few years ago). One of my local, retail ceramics suppliers uses them; I know because I asked. Of particular interest is their selection of Raw Materials; this page is their direct sales page for mail order. It gives an upper bound on what you can expect to pay. You can often get these
materials cheaper by having a local retailer add something to their wholesale order. Ceramics materials come on pallet by truck, typically in 50 or 55
lb. sacks. Adding another sack to a truck shipment adds little to the delivery cost; much cheaper than, say, UPS. Expect to pay the retailer a markup
for their trouble.
I can't say I'm familiar with all the ceramics wholesalers even in the US, much less Europe. I know about Axner because I wanted to know what could be
easily special-ordered from my local supplier. Go and befriend a local supplier of your own.
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DubaiAmateurRocketry
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For http://www.elementalscientific.net/
yes it have some acceptable prices and good choices, however
http://www.tcichemicals.com/en/us/index.html
TCI, is just like a cheaper version of sigma aldriech, they literally have everything you need..
I wish all of us together can act as a group and contact a cheap supplier, that we all will buy from him if he give us some additional discount or
something ? the forum and advertise them at the same time so all members will buy them that specific supplier where we have special discount ? maybe
some smaller companies would do it ?
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