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What is the difference between medical grade nitrous oxide and food grade nitrouse oxide when you take it recreationally? Which one is safer in long-term use?
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Mina Laban
What is the difference between medical grade nitrous oxide and food grade nitrouse oxide when you take it recreationally? Which one is safer in long-term use?
Very effective for its intended purpose as part of a general anesthetic or for analgesia during painful procedures. Nitrous oxide is a good analgesic but is not a reliable amnestic agent and is not a complete anesthetic at normal atmospheric pressures on Earth.
Very effective for its intended purpose as part of a general anesthetic or for analgesia during painful procedures. Nitrous oxide is a good analgesic but is not a reliable amnestic agent and is not a complete anesthetic at normal atmospheric pressures on Earth.
Very effective for its intended purpose as part of a general anesthetic or for analgesia during painful procedures. Nitrous oxide is a good analgesic but is not a reliable amnestic agent and is not a complete anesthetic at normal atmospheric pressures on Earth.
Very effective for its intended purpose as part of a general anesthetic or for analgesia during painful procedures. Nitrous oxide is a good analgesic but is not a reliable amnestic agent and is not a complete anesthetic at normal atmospheric pressures on Earth.
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