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The_Davster
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| Quote: | Originally posted by undead_alchemist
Talk about being very dumb, they don't seem to know their own regulations. |
Sounds familiar to me, thats Canada for you...While I was aware it was listed somewhere, I was unaware it required a license.
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undead_alchemist
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| Quote: | Originally posted by undead_alchemist
Talk about being very dumb, they don't seem to know their own regulations. |
Sounds familiar to me, thats Canada for you...While I was aware it was listed somewhere, I was unaware it required a license. |
http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/dhp-mps/substancontrol/chem-chim/dome...
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The_Davster
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Nothing there about a license needed for end users. Must be another bureaucrat induced regulation.
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i ordered from them recently. the order took 2 weeks just to process but they said that lab was working on chems for my order. i assume that means
they are fresh. when it did arrive everything was there, properly packaged and in good order. benzene and chloroform in sealed brown glass. they sell
hard to find stuff but no phosphorus or phosphorus compounds of any kind except some phosphates. they sell iodine solutions but no pure iodine. seem
on the level to me. took a while but like i said i will chalk that up to good fresh chemicals. order with confidence!
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lol
good fresh chemicals, straight from the last supenova....
I don't think elements go stale.
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Rogeryermaw
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chloroform and benzene are not elements and when chloroform gets old it can get dangerous hence freshness is important to me. also reactive elements
improperly stored can oxidize or worse and become unusable.
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My tritium keeps disappearing!
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the ether keeps disappearing... i wonder where it goes...
The practice of storing bottles of milk or beer in laboratory refrigerators is to be strongly condemned encouraged
-Vogels Textbook of Practical Organic Chemistry
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Im planning on buying a quart of acetic anhydride, 4oz of Hg and 25g of LAH from them, maybe some benzene and other random stuff too. We'll see how it
goes.
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I bought things from them now and then for years. The first time was in the '70's. I found out about the company from ads in the back of magazines.
They used to be called Hagenow Laboratories.
http://www.google.com/#sclient=psy&hl=en&tbs=bks%3A1...
Popular Mechanics May 1973
[Edited on 24-9-2010 by Vogelzang]
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With a few exceptions, most chemicals can be legally purchased.
The selling of those same chemicals, requires a license.
Moreover, those in possession of such a license, are required to keep records of sales, and those records may be requested by LE at any time.
So, yes. You may be allowed to buy I2, but there is a record of that transaction, and LE may wish to speak to you about it. In some cases, they may
even make the dreaded, in person..... "controlled" delivery.
They track down a lot of clandestine chemists, via their paper-trails. If you decide to buy "touchy" reagents, make sure that if LE comes knocking,
they won't find anything suspicious.
PS....Sometimes they come knocking, years after the suspect purchase. Paper persists and accumulates.
http://www.drugs-forum.com/chemistry/chemistry/eleusis/memoi...
[Edited on 25-9-2010 by zed]
[Edited on 25-9-2010 by zed]
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