: Suppliers like Fisher Scientific provide chemical reagents to educational and research institutions.

For maintenance of hot tubs and spas, sodium bromide is sold as a water conditioner to establish a bromide reserve. It is typically found in small containers (often 1 pound or less) at the following types of stores:

: Companies specializing in laboratory chemicals, such as Lab Alley or Spectrum Chemical, offer sodium bromide for use in controlled environments.

It is important to handle this chemical with care and follow all safety instructions provided by the manufacturer, as it can be harmful if swallowed or handled improperly.

For scientific research or industrial manufacturing, sodium bromide is available in higher purity grades (such as ACS Grade) through specialized chemical distributors.

: Many specialized pool and spa retailers carry brands such as Leisure Time or SpaPure. These stores often offer both in-store pickup and online ordering.

: Large retailers like Walmart often stock sodium bromide in their seasonal or garden departments near other pool maintenance chemicals.