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Were You or a Loved One Injured by Nitrous Oxide Products?

You may be entitled to significant compensation. Answer a few quick questions to see if you qualify — it’s free and confidential.

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Where did you purchase nitrous oxide products?

If 'Other', please note the location in description — however cases from other purchase locations may not qualify at this time.

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The Hidden Danger of Recreational Nitrous Oxide

Nitrous oxide products — commonly sold as "whipped cream chargers" at head shops, smoke shops, gas stations, and online retailers — have caused devastating injuries across the country.

These products, marketed under brands like Galaxy Gas, Whip-it!, FastGas, and others, are being used recreationally with little warning about the severe neurological, cardiovascular, and physical harm they can cause.

If you or a loved one has suffered serious injuries after using these products, you may have a legal claim for compensation.

Qualifying Injuries from Nitrous Oxide Use

Lawsuits are being filed on behalf of individuals who experienced one or more of the following injuries after using nitrous oxide products:

Wrongful Death — death of the user or death caused by an impaired user
Severe Neurological Injury — paralysis, spinal cord damage, permanent nerve damage, or B-12 deficiency injuries
Permanent Neuropathy — numbness lasting 3 months or more
Nerve Damage & Muscle Atrophy — motor function impairment lasting 3+ months
Severe Burns — permanent disfigurement from product use
Cardiac Arrest or Arrhythmia
Stroke or Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Spinal Cord Injury, Paralysis, or Broken Bones
Other severe injuries requiring hospitalization within 7 days of use

Qualifying Nitrous Oxide Brands

Galaxy Gas

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

Whip-it!

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

FastGas

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

ExoticWhip

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

Cosmic Gas

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

Cloud 9ine

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

HOTWHIP

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

InfusionMax

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

Baking Bad

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

Euro Gas

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

Goo Sticks

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

MassGass

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

Miami Magic

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

Monster Gas

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

NITROX

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

Frequently Asked Questions

Nothing upfront. Attorneys work on a contingency basis — you only pay if you win your case.

Yes. You’ll need to be able to provide proof of purchase to your attorneys in the future. This can include receipts, debit/credit card statements, photos or videos, Venmo/Apple Pay logs, or even surveillance footage from the store where you purchased the product.

Currently, residents of North Carolina and Louisiana are unable to participate. All other U.S. states and Washington D.C. are eligible.

You may still qualify. If you used a different brand of nitrous oxide product, select ‘Other’ during the intake process. The brand will need to be verified as a legitimate nitrous oxide product.

Each case is different. After you complete the questionnaire, an attorney will review your information and reach out to discuss next steps, typically within a few business days.

Wrongful death claims are included in this litigation. If a family member died as a result of using nitrous oxide products, or was killed by someone impaired by these products, you may be eligible to file a claim on their behalf.

The Hidden Danger of Recreational Nitrous Oxide

Nitrous oxide products — commonly sold as "whipped cream chargers" at head shops, smoke shops, gas stations, and online retailers — have caused devastating injuries across the country.

If you or a loved one has suffered serious injuries after using these products, you may have a legal claim for compensation.

Qualifying Injuries from Nitrous Oxide Use

Lawsuits are being filed on behalf of individuals who experienced one or more of the following injuries after using nitrous oxide products:

Wrongful Death — death of the user or death caused by an impaired user
Severe Neurological Injury — paralysis, spinal cord damage, permanent nerve damage, or B-12 deficiency injuries
Permanent Neuropathy — numbness lasting 3 months or more
Nerve Damage & Muscle Atrophy — motor function impairment lasting 3+ months
Severe Burns — permanent disfigurement from product use
Cardiac Arrest or Arrhythmia
Stroke or Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Spinal Cord Injury, Paralysis, or Broken Bones
Other severe injuries requiring hospitalization within 7 days of use

Qualifying Nitrous Oxide Brands

Galaxy Gas

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

Whip-it!

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

FastGas

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

ExoticWhip

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

Cosmic Gas

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

Cloud 9ine

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

HOTWHIP

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

InfusionMax

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

Baking Bad

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

Euro Gas

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

Goo Sticks

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

MassGass

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

Miami Magic

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

Monster Gas

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

NITROX

Neurological injury, burns, cardiac events

Frequently Asked Questions

Nothing upfront. Attorneys work on a contingency basis — you only pay if you win your case.

Currently, residents of North Carolina and Louisiana are unable to participate. All other U.S. states and Washington D.C. are eligible.

You may still qualify. If you used a different brand of nitrous oxide product, select ‘Other’ during the intake process. The brand will need to be verified as a legitimate nitrous oxide product.

Each case is different. After you complete the questionnaire, an attorney will review your information and reach out to discuss next steps, typically within a few business days.