Ethyl Chloride, which is very similar to the effect you get from a solvent, actually acts as an anesthetic and sniffing a lot of it can make people go unconscious. About Careers Internship MedBlog ...

It’s safe to assume that some magic spray cans contain “skin refrigerants,” chemicals like ethyl chloride that freeze and numb the surface of the skin on contact.

Viewers of the World Cup are likely familiar with the “magic spray” that sometimes gets whipped out after a player tumbles to the ground, writhing in pain from a mid-game injury. The ...

Gulf News called seven pharmacies in Dubai to ask if they stocked ethyl chloride spray. None did, except one large chain which said it required a doctor’s prescription. But just a few calls to ...

Late last year, a 24-year-old Singaporean man was diagnosed with ethyl chloride poisoning after he turned up at a local hospital with a two-day history of nausea, vomitting and abdominal cramps ...

Thirty-six hours after the local application of ethyl chloride on a surgical wound, a 54-year-old woman developed a widespread, pruriginous, erythematous papular eruption, which resolved with ...

08 April 2017 H.E. Dr. Al Amiri: 'Strict measures implemented to protect youth from getting addicted to the substance' UAE - The UAE Ministry of Health and Prevention has issued a circular to warn ...

Experts are warning that the new Ethyl Chloride spray that is meant to be sprayed on the skin ahead of surgery or to soothe sports injuries could be deadly as growing numbers of kids have been ...