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Nitrous Oxide Questions

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annonymouse

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Hello everyone,

I am 23 years old and I suffer from chronic back pain. I'm sure it is legal to buy nitrous oxide in my state (western Australia, Perth)

I'm just wondering if there is a purity difference between medical grade laughing gas and industrial grade (used in cars for performance mod)

Reason I ask is for medical use intended I'm expecting maybe oils or debree to maybe make this unsafe for inhalation.

If so can an inline filter be used?

Thanks for any help and knowlage
 
There is a difference. Please don't use the nitrous oxide used in cars to get high, you're right, oils and other things are contained in the nitrous used for automobile racing.

If you're suffering from chronic back pain, speak to a doctor, using nitrous oxide for long-term pain relief is NOT a good idea.
 
Don't use nitrouse that is used in cars unless your trying to kill your self. If your going to use nitrouse go to a porn shop, head shop, or courner store to buy it. The differnce between that and medical grade nitrouse is tha medical grade is mixed with O2 gas so the patient doesn't sufficate.
 
^And the medical (and food) grade N2O doesn't the have lubricants and other chemicals that the automotive grade N2O has.

I don't think even an inline filter would remove all these toxins. phenethylo J is right, please only use medical or food grade N2O.

I'm going to close this because your question has been answered and its pretty straightforward.. If you have any other questions or feel this thread should be reopened for more discussion please PM me. :)

-NT
 
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