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I've had mixed results with this so far
I use the N20 canisters in a whipped cream dispenser, but keeping the balloons (I use the strong punch balloons) airtight to let the gas into it is difficult, especially as a lot of gas seeps out and the balloons have a tendency to split.
I've tried filling several canisters into the dispenser before discharghing into the balloon, but again the difficulty is getting the balloon to remain airtight with one hand while changing the canisters with the other, and even the strong balloons do split
as far as effects, when it works it lasts for perhaps 30-60 seconds - there's a definite high, but it doesn't last for long, so kind of seems more trouble than it's worth. I know some people prepare lots of balloons for a long session and suck them one one after the other
I've also read that you should supplement on Vitmain B12 if you do this, but I don't know whether this is an urban myth or whether you should be taking lots of B12 if you intend on using N2O a lot. Is it B12 in particular, or B vitamins in general?
I use the N20 canisters in a whipped cream dispenser, but keeping the balloons (I use the strong punch balloons) airtight to let the gas into it is difficult, especially as a lot of gas seeps out and the balloons have a tendency to split.
I've tried filling several canisters into the dispenser before discharghing into the balloon, but again the difficulty is getting the balloon to remain airtight with one hand while changing the canisters with the other, and even the strong balloons do split
as far as effects, when it works it lasts for perhaps 30-60 seconds - there's a definite high, but it doesn't last for long, so kind of seems more trouble than it's worth. I know some people prepare lots of balloons for a long session and suck them one one after the other
I've also read that you should supplement on Vitmain B12 if you do this, but I don't know whether this is an urban myth or whether you should be taking lots of B12 if you intend on using N2O a lot. Is it B12 in particular, or B vitamins in general?
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