Bottles of poppers do not come with instructions and if any caveats or info are printed on the bottle they are usually for legal purposes mainly and tbh when did you last ever read the label on a bottle of poppers?…we would wager our entire Fort Troff & Oxballs sex toy collection that the answer is never. Therefore, here is a public service feature to all AT readers as let’s face it if you are going to use poppers you may as well do it safely and know the facts. The trouble is that since the 1960’s they have been common in the gay world but none of us ever learn about them properly and we pick up everything purely by word-of-mouth leading to some bad practices and habits and not giving enough thought to the dangers (and there are big dangers) of using poppers. The ‘Pink Champagne’ or ‘Amber Nectar’ of the LBGT world Poppers is the 4th most important liquid to gay men just behind obviously cum, piss and beer.
