People (I've done it once or twice but I am not super into it) who cure their own meat get quite obsessive about their "recipes" 0.5% or 0.4% or 0.6% SN? Cloves or Nutmeg? etc.
From thread:
NOTE: the product we’re suing about should not be mistaken for curing salt which is only 6% pure SN and used to cure meats.
> Amazon recommends that purchasers also buy Tagamet to avoid vomiting up the poison, a personal use scale to measure the proper quantity, and the Amazon Edition of the Peaceful Pill Handbook, a suicide manual with an entire chapter on how to die by SN.
That's definitely a suicide kit.
To me, a suicide kit is something you find by looking for "suicide kit" AND it is a single item sold for a single purpose.
This is important because if we're not strict about that, then there are likely billions of "suicide kits" sold daily on and offline. A knife + any other item is a suicide kit by that definition. So are Caffeine pills or normal salt or wiper fluid or a wood chipper.
And that's the problem here: these are random items someone who already wanted to commit suicide might want, but might equality be sought by any reasonable sane person for safe use.
The whole thing seems like a lawyer trying to turn a nothing case into something and either being ignorant of the facts or hoping others are...