I want to make meth. IM fine with getting all the other chemicals but with iodine im so confused. If red that you can get it in big gallon jugs where its dilluted at ur local hardware store (or get it from the pharmacy) im gonna go with the gallon jug, i was wondering if i would have to extract the iodine from it and how. Also are there ne other substitutes for Iodine.

table salt has iodine added

what exactly do you need iodine for?

ideally you would post this in Lab Tips; it is a general rule that BLTC is for theoretical use/sale/whatever else and lab tims is for theoretical manufacture and such.

Listen to the man.

Well....read the first line of their post. "I want to make meth." Yeah, that's what they need the iodine for. Anyway....do a search in LabTips Crazy. You're sure to find out what you need to know.

Iodine is a controlled substance, so you have to show your driver's license and vehicle registration, or get someone else to do that for you.

In what state or country?

Where I live, if I needed iodine for a cut or an abrasion, it can be purchased from the local grocery store(major retail chain in U.S.- ryhmes with Jon's) in 30 ml bottles for $1.29, which "SWIL: The Crazed Otter" says can yield about 1 gram of purified I2 crystals with good technique.

Lukky D

P.S. SWIL used to clean horse stalls for a living, and says that he knows what a good, tasty "Horse Apple" looks like. But aside from that, he learned that iodine is used to prevent infection in a horse's hooves, like the kind they get from standing in a mukky stall.

If the yield and effort doesn't seem worth it with 30 ml bottles, maybe SWIL's P.S. tip can point an eager new-bee in the right direction for a whole lotta I2 to be had.

Think horse supplies and "tack" stores. If you are still confused, maybe sitting on a high hay stack will give ye a better view.

Lukky D