how to identify a fake ssd chemical
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Hello. I want to know why 9/10 of ssd products which we see in our products are fake, bad. But sold very expensive. And if i get this products, how to make difference between good and bad ones ?
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Spotting a fake SSD chemical can save you from financial loss, health hazards, and legal trouble. Here’s how to tell the real from the risky:
### 🧪 Key Signs of a Fake SSD Chemical
1. **Unusual Color or Odor**
Genuine SSD chemicals are typically *clear to slightly cloudy* with a mild chemical scent. If it’s brightly colored, oily, or smells harshly acidic or rotten, it’s likely tampered with.
2. **No Label or Documentation**
Authentic SSD chemicals come with:
– Safety Data Sheets (SDS)
– Batch numbers
– Manufacturing and expiry dates
If the bottle is unlabeled or lacks paperwork, that’s a major red flag.
3. **Suspiciously Low Price**
SSD chemicals require complex synthesis. If someone’s offering it for a fraction of the market rate, it’s probably diluted or fake.
4. **No Proof of Lab Origin**
Real suppliers provide lab credentials or test reports. If the seller can’t show where the chemical was made or tested, walk away.
5. **Poor Packaging**
Look for tamper-proof seals, proper labeling, and chemical-grade containers. Anything that looks like it came from a home kitchen is a no-go.
6. **No Reaction or Overreaction**
Fake SSD chemicals may do nothing—or worse, damage the notes or emit toxic fumes. Always test a small sample under controlled conditions (if at all).