Using inhalants even ONE TIME risks permanent brain damage and death from suffocation, cardiac arrest, or choking on vomit.

Children and parents may not know that using inhalants is dangerous.

Inhalants depress the central nervous system and slow down the heart, preventing blood and oxygen from reaching the brain.

Some substances frequently used as inhalants are:
Solvents: correction fluid, nail polish remover, and glues;

Propellants: cooking oil spray, canned whipped cream, and spray paint; and

Gases: helium, butane, propane, and nitrous oxide.