Rush Popper 10 ml

WARNING!

• Never sniff or inhale directly, or put on a cloth and inhale/sniff.
• Remove the lid from the bottle and let the smell emanate into the room naturally.
•  Always use in a well-ventilated room.
  If anyone in the room begins to experience dizziness or a headache, just replace the cap and remove the person from the room.
• Check with your doctor if you are using any prescription medication.

“Poppers” refer to a class of liquid chemical scents used to recreationally enhance sexual experiences. The vapours cause soft muscles in the body to relax instantly, leading to dilation of blood vessels and temporarily intensifying sensations during orgasms. Users experience a feeling of euphoria, often described as a head rush or high to increase sexual pleasure before or during sex. Some users also experience a loss of inhibitions, increased libido and prolonged erections. Because your muscles are relaxed, anal or vaginal penetration is easier and more pleasurable. Poppers should NEVER be sniffed from the bottle directly, or put on a cloth or something similar to be inhaled directly. Instead, remove the lid from the bottle and let the smell emanate into the room naturally. If you are in a well-ventilated room and breathe it in, no harm will be done. If anyone in the room begins to experience dizziness or a headache, just replace the cap.

Poppers are not addictive: isobutyl nitrite, the stuff that gives you that special poppers rush, leaves the body quickly. Isobutyl nitrite is not to be confused with amyl nitrate, and nitrites in general are not to be confused with nitrates. (Amyl nitrate is a prescription-only drug.) Avoid using together with heart or blood pressure medications.