A common sedative sometimes taken to get high is becoming deadlier. Research out this week finds that annual U.S. deaths ...

Galaxy Gas claims their products are for “culinary food use only” on their website, but the differences between their product and whippets of generations past are the size of the canisters (as ...

Galaxy Gas is nitrous oxide, also known as laughing gas, nos, nangs, whippets (not the dog breed). It’s a drug that’s been used for ages by doctors and dentists as an anesthetic, and ...

The compound is known colloquially among recreational drug users as "whippets," "balloons," "hippie crack" or "Galaxy Gas," has become a deadly and addictive substance to artists ranging from My ...

The Long, Strange History of Nitrous Oxide, a Popular Drug Users Have Been Inhaling for Hundreds of Years Galaxy Gas has brought the drug back into the spotlight, and scientists are raising alarms ...

The use of the so-called galaxy gas is described by authorities as “inhalant abuse,” – when people huff nitrous oxide (N2O) to get high. The drug can cause psychosis and in some cases, it ...

Misuse of nitrous oxide, also known as laughing gas, is not new – so-called "whippets" have been used as party drugs for years. But the viral social media videos of teens inhaling Galaxy Gas are ...

The gassy drug has been seen in “hundreds” of videos on social media of young people breathing in the gas and getting high, the post said. TikTok recently banned the search term Galaxy Gas.

The Food and Drug Administration issued a warning Friday that advised consumers against inhaling nitrous oxide products such as Galaxy Gas, Baking Bad, Whip-it! and Miami Magic.

An old drug has taken on new popularity — and it has doctors concerned. Once known by nicknames like laughing gas and hippy crack, the inhalant nitrous oxide — a sedative commonly used by ...

An old drug has taken on new popularity — and it has doctors concerned. Once known by nicknames like laughing gas and hippy crack, the inhalant nitrous oxide — a sedative commonly used by ...

Hendersonville Police recently seized numerous boxes of "whippets," known more commonly as laughing gas, from a convenience store. Now, there are fears that the dangerous drug has made a comeback.