Poppers? What are they?
Poppers is the term for the group of chemicals known as alkyl nitrates that
include amyl nitrate, butyl nitrate and isobutyl nitrate. Poppers come as a
clear or straw-coloured liquid in a small bottle or tube. The vapour is inhaled
through the mouth or nose.
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Amyl, butyl, hardware, liquid gold, locker room, poppers, ram, rock hard,
rush, snapper, stag, stud, thrust, TNT Amyl, butyl and isobutyl nitrate (collectively
known as alkyl nitrates) are clear, yellow liquids which are inhaled for
their intoxicating effects.
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The term "poppers" came from the small glass capsules in which the liquids
were first available. These made a popping noise when broken open to release
the contents. Poppers for recreational use now come in little bottles with
screw or plug tops.
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See also: Amyl nitrate and other poppers
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