Hello everyone! Just wanted to ask that in the probably likely event I throw up the first cup of SN should I cover the second glass or put it in some sort of water bottle next to me? It always seems like everyone says nitrite oxidizes quickly once exposed to air and i just want to be prepared.
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It won't oxidize enough to matter in the short time frame between first dose, potential vomiting, and backup dose. Oxidation is more of a long term storage issue.
If having it in a bottle or such makes you feel more confident though, go ahead and do so.Similar threads
