Question Is it really profitable to make my own chemical precursors?

[chemistry.mob]

I see that to make a chemical precursor requires a lot of chemical reagents, so I wonder if it's worth it

 

[Osmosis Vanderwaal]

This. This question, this comment, it's just such a general I considered responding to this post but every one knows the answer. Yes. No. Maybe. So . You won't catch me buying chloroform, and you won't catch me making D- tartaric acid either

 

[chemistry.mob]

Do you think it's worth making lysergic acid (CAS: 82-58-6) on my own?
I need it as a precursor for the chemical synthesis of Lysergic acid diethylamide (CAS: 50-37-3)
But I see that it is a very complex process and many chemical reactions and chemical reagents are required.

 

[mocnykutas]

Of cours

 

[Osmosis Vanderwaal]

That's the #1 factor. Availability. There are precursors that are worth more than gold because I am not set up to do a nitrogen atmosphere or 10 atm. If pressure. Those same chemicals are not as valuable to someone who is.
If you know nothing about chemistry, those pseudoephedrine pills are valuable, but if you know how to make P2P, they aren't valuable at all. I've considered the option of making reagents and precursors instead of product, but it's a lot more niche market and it's right In line with making finished products in a profit/ danger scale.
If I had absolutely nothing else going on at home, I'd probably farm yeast for L-pac in a huge scale, or farm poppies, ephedra, khat, or stuff along those lines

 

[T0lek511]

No its easier to just buy precursors from china like a example P2NP cost same like nitroethane and you get precursor no preprecursor like a nitroethane.