yeah but key issue is - they don't make it - they just take it from veterinary drugs. prostaglandins and steroids in particular would be very bad fit for a backyard chemistry - these are greasy, so crystallization is out, every step requires column chromatography for purification, analysis would probably include HPLC/MS just to know what's there
in case of poland, you're forgetting about ballistic missiles stationed in belarus and kaliningrad. in case of japan and to some degree south korea, there are also possible adversary's naval assets
the regulations you're looking for is single payer nationalized healthare and has nothing to do with whatever compliance crimes they're doing. GMP is fine as it is
regular 124gr 9x19mm is almost subsonic and he used heavier 147gr bullets, so i think it should work normally in regular pistol. there might be some other factors but that ammo being subsonic should be not one of them
they've made juicero of backyard chemistry. everything you can do with that bullshit jar strapped to arduino you can do with hotplate and standard glassware - and cheaper - and even more because their setup doesn't allow you to run reflux sanely among others. putting procedures as a set of instructions for said arduino is no substitute for actual expertise. iirc their procedure for naloxone can fail in such a way that another pharmaceutical of opposite activity can be made (oxymorphone). there's zero analysis or quality control that would catch this. they're trying to generate synthesis pathways with ai. laufer has no actual training in chemistry, his degree is in maths and i suspect heavy case of engineer syndrome
there's also little consideration, if any, about purification and waste management. do you feel lucky?
what was the first?