Nima's law prohibits the retail sale of nitrous oxide and whipped cream chargers, imposes civil penalties for violations, and includes nitrous oxide.
Nima's law enacts restrictions on the retail sale of nitrous oxide and whipped cream chargers in New York. It prohibits any business from selling or offering for sale nitrous oxide to the public, except for acceptable sales under certain conditions. The law also bans the sale of whipped cream chargers to individuals under 21 years old. Violators face civil penalties, with escalating fines for repeat offenses.
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