While most people find 2C-B easier to handle than other psychedelics, the potential for a bad trip still exists, especially with higher doses. In some people, 2C-B can cause nausea, trembling, chills, or nervousness. Very little is known about 2C-B's pharmacological effect. While nobody has died from taking 2C-B, clinical studies assessing its safety have not been done. 2C-B is illegal.
Some states also have laws against inhaling nitrous for intoxication purposes.
Nitrous is always inhaled. Users either inhale the gas directly from a tank or else dispense it first into balloons. Users report a dreamy mental state, and may experience mild audio and visual hallucinations. The effects come on immediately and usually last less than a minute. Repeated inhalations of nitrous can extend and intensify the experience.