Nitrous oxide, often marketed for culinary use, has become widely exploited for recreational inhalation despite being dangerous and illegal. Stores specializing in vices prominently showcase nitrous canisters, hinting at the growing trend among young users. Major distributors have adapted to the market by branding nitrous oxide attractively, contributing to its availability without significant regulation. The drug offers a quick euphoric high but poses risks, reflecting a concerning loophole in its legal status and commercialization.
Nitrous oxide is widely available as long as everyone pretends it's being used for whipped cream, leading to its exploitation for recreational highs.
The true clientele inhales the gas to get high, a dangerous and technically illegal drug, while large distributors capitalize on a regulatory loophole.
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