Hi Eoin,
Good to hear from you... basically to answer your question I am a cold water P*S*Y... I tend to get cold easily. Each of us feel the cold on a personal basis - and I tend to get colder quicker than my fellow dive buddies. My last dive on Sunday just gone I was in a quarry for 73 minutes in 5c - I was nice and warm right up until the 50th minute - then I got hit hard by cold.
I was in a TLS350 and had a 4th element base layer plus the 4th element Subzero full undersuit plus drygloves with liners plus thermal socks. I had just air in my dry suit inflation cylinder. Thinking it over during my 10 minute 6 meter stop (when I was really cold) I thought the following... must get me a pair of 4th element Hot Socks and I will definitly try this Argon out as frankly anything to take the edge off that cold HIT would be welcome and I would not mind paying for it! Ironically (for a cold water P*S*Y) I am away in Finland in March for a course in ice-diving - so frankly I want to see if there is anything that Argon can do to help out (as it is available as part of the course over there!). I have heard that a Weezle Extreme can be good - but frankly I have heard plenty of negative reaction to them too (did you dive that undersuit in Scappa?) - I realy like the 4th element Sub Zero - and my feet and hands and head were the real cold spots on that dive.
So to put it another way Argon can't make my situation any worse and so must be worth a try!

I wish I was more of a man - but we have to deal with the cards we are dealt!

Hope things are well in the land of O'Beara, will be catching up with Irene over the weekend there is a motly crew of first 4 scuba divers arriving down on Saturday night to have a bit of a get together.
Eoin, justone last thing - when you ordered Oxygen did you order welding or medical grade? Did you tell BOC it was for diving - or do they think it is for welding etc.
Regards,
Mike.