The use of nitrous oxide, commonly known as “nangs,” is rapidly increasing, particularly among young people. Imports of the gas have surged in the last ten years, coinciding with a rise in recreational use seeking a euphoric effect. This trend is raising alarm due to the significant health risks associated with nitrous oxide inhalation. Concerns are growing about the prevalence of this activity, even extending to school environments. Authorities are investigating the factors contributing to the increased accessibility and appeal of nitrous oxide for misuse. The growing problem poses challenges for public health officials and educators alike, prompting calls for preventative measures and increased awareness.