I plan on using nitrogen asphyxiation to end my life, but I am unsure of what size cylinder in litres would work, 2 litres 9 litres? Could anyone help me with this? Thank you
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- Mar 24, 2019
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According to that site you have to:
- acknowledge that you are aged over 50 years
- acknowledge that you have never been diagnosed with a mental disorder
- provide Photo ID upon request
That is to get the cylinder from them. I had no trouble ascertaining that I could get the regulator and the bag without proof of ID.. What it does tell you is the size of the cylinder, which is what was asked.
PPeH says 20 cuft but 40cuft is still easily to handle and fits in a duffle bag.
Airgas wants $20 to fill the 40 with N2 and they are known to be expensive. I'm expecting a reasonable small business local welding shop will be more like $5 or $10.
