When nitrous oxide is inhaled, it can produce effects that begin rapidly and are usually short in duration. Reported experiences include brief feelings of euphoria, dissociation, dizziness, and mild changes in sensory or body perception. These effects generally resolve within minutes, and normal functioning usually returns shortly thereafter. The brief duration of effects has been associated with repeated inhalation within a single session in some cases, and nitrous oxide has also been described

Regulatory Position in New South Wales (NSW) In New South Wales, nitrous oxide remains lawful to sell and possess when supplied for legitimate purposes, including food preparation. NSW legislation does not impose a blanket prohibition on the sale of nitrous oxide to adults. However, offences may arise under existing laws if nitrous oxide is sold or supplied in circumstances where there is knowledge or reasonable belief that it will be misused, including inhalation for intoxication.

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