Anyone know where I could find dry ice and/or liquid nitrogen in town?

[AcesHigh]

Need it for a school experiment..

[Guest]

there is a place ytou can buy dry ice on 1st ave....dont remember what the place is called though....but its damn near by moorhead.

[StangerBanger96]

dixie carbonics for the dry ice

EDIT: we bought some about 3 years ago for dry ice bombs. You have to buy a minimum of 8lbs i think but its really cheap.

[Erik]

I got dry ice from Carbonics too a couple years back. Pretty cheap for how much you get and how many kicks you can get out of it.

Remember to store it in as air-tight of a container as you can.

[ichibankilla]

You might get some for free if you ask around at various grocery stores. There frozen goods usually come packed with dry ice. They did at the store I used to work at , at least. All they do is throw it away.

[Guest]

its like 1.50 a lb

[PSiedTSi]

when i worked at cash wise we couldnt by law or company policy(can't remember what it was) give it to customers...

[AcesHigh]

Thanks everyone Anyone know the address of this place? I'm on campus and don't have a phone book nearby.

[krzydrftr93]

neither carbonics or dixie carbonics are in the phone book i just looked in. Maybe its called something else but you should be able to look up some place that sells oxygen tanks and find out

[TakeYourTopOff]

Yeah I would ask grocery store's, the one i worked at in high school used to give it away to people if they'd ask for it ahead of time..

[jake]

If you're at NDSU, just go to the Chemistry department. They've got a freezer full of dry ice - just tell them what it's for (or make something up) and they'll give it to you. I think it gets billed to the department that you say you're from. Tell them it's for reserch & they'll help you out.