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acefiggles

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Jan 30, 2024
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I've been looking into using helium as a method. Where you combineit with a bag (oven bag) a band around the neck. The idea being the inert gases causes suffocation in a calm manner.

The only helium kit I can find online seems to be a combination of helium 79% 21% oxygen. Is this still useful for this method?

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ShatteredSerenity

ShatteredSerenity

I talk to God, but the sky is empty.
Nov 24, 2024
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No, you need pure helium. Alternatively you can use nitrogen or another inert gas with the bag.

 
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SadRatQueen

SadRatQueen

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Dec 27, 2024
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There is currently a helium shortage, so trying to buy any would cost way more than any other inert gas. And as Serenity said, you would need pure helium.
 
whytrymyguy

whytrymyguy

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Apr 10, 2024
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No, you need pure helium. Alternatively you can use nitrogen or another inert gas with the bag.

Nitrous oxide would be my go to for an inert gas.

Bonus: drug induced sleep.
 
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Tommen Baratheon

Tommen Baratheon

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Dec 26, 2023
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There is currently a helium shortage, so trying to buy any would cost way more than any other inert gas. And as Serenity said, you would need pure helium.
I haven't heard of a shortage (maybe country related?). As for 'pure' helium: the best I've seen was 99,998%.
Would a 99% helium tank work?
Yes.
 
devils~advocate

devils~advocate

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Feb 29, 2024
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You might be able to find pure Helium. Certain industries use it.
The issue might be that you will have to get a cylinder....one that might be costly (100-300 usd).
Its the cylinder itself that is costly.
Other than this, the procedure is the same regardless if its helium or another inert gas.