Dissociatives N2O cartridges light?

[Gary White]

Have you all noticed the 8g cartridges from Asia are coming in light or no gas at all? If you read the reviews, they say the same thing and over several sellers and a couple of brands (the silver ones) They do say they are "overstocked".
I just bought 2 cases (600x2) and when weighing the 50 cart boxes they seem to average about 4g (net) per cartridge. Some are full, some are empty, some are somewhere in between but overall in a case of 600, they average 4g per cart.
50 empties plus the box weigh a bit over 1200g. They advertise 8.3g, the box says "up to 8.2" but the industry standard is 8g so say 400g per box. It should be 1600g times 12 (boxes in a case) is 19200g. The empty box weighs 394g for a total of 19594g for a case. That as a tad more than 43 pounds per case assuming everything was perfect.
I think I may set up a scale near my door and when the delivery service shows up, I will refuse delivery if it is less than 41-42 pounds.
OTOH, if the price is right, maybe you do want to tolerate light ones. Just understand what you are buying.

 

[emkee_reinvented]

Is this related to all the empty, I guess, gas cylinder's that laid all over in the big city. Big advertisment on including gas, but no info on content's.
In some cases used balloon's on the ground.

Someone told me their not allowed in rest-waste disposal's. Any idea what's in them?

 

[MedicinalUser247]

There's nothing like that buzzing sound.

 

[Gary White]

Is this related to all the empty, I guess, gas cylinder's that laid all over in the big city. Big advertisment on including gas, but no info on content's.
In some cases used balloon's on the ground.

Someone told me their not allowed in rest-waste disposal's. Any idea what's in them?

I am just talking about the 8g cream chargers, Mine go in the recycle. They are mild steel and easily recycled, one of the few things that go in those bins that actually is. Sadly a very large percentage of "recycle": still ends up in a landfill or incinerator. Magnetic separation at the beginning of the processing makes this very economical.

 

[emkee_reinvented]

I am just talking about the 8g cream chargers, Mine go in the recycle. They are mild steel and easily recycled, one of the few things that go in those bins that actually is. Sadly a very large percentage of "recycle": still ends up in a landfill or incinerator. Magnetic separation at the beginning of the processing makes this very economical.

Used to be cannister's but these thing's are big like 1/3 off a full gas cylinder. But look very light, handy and branded. An obvious valve for gas outlet, didn't check for a levage/ handle.

That was also missing how much content. Saw more then 10 in a few day's.

 

[Gary White]

I have yet to make economic sense out of the 5xx g tanks. In a per gram basis, a case of the 8g carts is a lot better deal and I have the machine to use them pretty efficiently. No balloons or any of that foolishness.