No worries... NIMO tubes are not harmful in terms radiation (voltage is too 
low), and any toxicity of internal materials would be no-worse than a CFL 
bulb (I doubt NIMO tubes have mercury, but they do have phosphorus and 
other things).

Even the high voltage (2kV) isn't harmful due to the low current (30uA per 
tube) as long as small capacitors are used.

By far, the biggest risk is the handling of the tube itself, and making 
sure the circuit never exceeds the ratings of the tube, particularly the 
filament.

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