Nitrous Oxide (N₂O) - Laughing Gas. Do not experiment N₂O inhalation. What are the side effects of inhaling nitrous oxide? People often refer to nitrous oxide as laughing gas. Nitrous oxide slows down a person's reaction time and causes a feeling of euphoria. In these circumstances, a few of the most common side effects of nitrous oxide include: - dizziness, nausea, or vomiting. - fatigue. - headache. - excessive sweating. - shivering. For more Safety Content, join us; Grow Safe Private Limited

There are many risks associated with inhaling Nitrous Oxide, also known as Laughing Gas, Whippets or Balloons. Some effects include changes in perception & feeling, feeling euphoric or giddy, losing track of time, and visual patterning or hallucinations. It might also cause nausea, headaches, short lived paranoia, tightness in the chest and more. There are always risks with drugs and it is safer not to use at all. For more information on Nitrous Oxide visit our website - https://www.drugs.ie/res

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