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Miami Magic combines industry-leading quality with unique, stand-out branding and is available in 580g cylinder cream chargers. This great brand is already a hit globally – inspired by the popular game GTA, this food-grade Nitrous Oxide is used to make a variety of foods, drinks, and cocktails, from simple whipped cream to quick flavour-infused drinks – try our Miami Magic Cream Chargers today!

Contains 580g of E942 (Food Grade Nitrous Oxide)

Each tank includes a nozzle which should be used to ensure the tank is completely empty before placing into your local recycling.

• OVER 18’S ONLY – This product is not for sale to anyone under the age of 18.
• MISUSE – This product is sold purely for the purpose of food and drink preparation, if we suspect you intend to misuse this product we will refuse to sell to you.

*Misuse of Nitrous Oxide carries the risk of serious health problems including death*

PSYCHOACTIVE SUBSTANCES ACT 2016:
We wish to draw your attention to the provisions of the Psychoactive Substances Act 2016, under which it is a criminal offence to supply a psychoactive substance to another person if you are aware, or you are reckless as to whether the substance is likely to be consumed by the person to whom it is supplied (or by some other person) for it’s psychoactive affects.

Safety Information:

Nitrous Oxide cylinders are filled with liquified gas under high pressure.

For your safety, always ensure you use in accordance with the manufactures instructions, using the appropriate equipment, such as the professional dispensers/whippers available for purchase from our store.

Puncturing the cylinders can cause freezing gas to escape so you may want to protect your hands and face.

Cylinders will get extremely cold when punctured.

Always double check that the cream charger is empty of gas before removing it from your device.

If burnt by freezing gas, seek medical advice immediately. High pressure gas burns may cause deep tissue damage which will likely not be immediately apparent at the time of the exposure.