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Topic # 104082 14-Jun-2012 13:50 Send private message

Anyone bought any recently? Does BOC still sell it? Air Liquide perhaps?

I'm in Auckland and no it's not for bombs :)




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  Reply # 642374 18-Jun-2012 09:42 Send private message

Zip plumbing in Wellington have it and they're a BOC agent, so good odds they'll have it at an Auckland outlet.





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