It's been used by more teens than any other illegal drug except marijuana. It can kill the first time it's used.
Kids can get it without any problem.
We would say, 'No, get away from that,' stuff we thought they would swallow. Well, the spray can also kill them as teenagers. That's what happened early this year on a road outside Philadelphia, where a coroner says an honors student inhaled aerosol fumes and lost consciousness while driving. Her car plowed into a tree, killing her nearly two years to the day after five other girls from the same region were killed in a car crash blamed on inhalants. Only alcohol, tobacco and marijuana have been tried by more kids.