Depending on who you buy a poppers bottle from, the nitrite that is filled in the bottle is different. The most important nitrites are pentyl nitrite, hexyl nitrite, Canadian Pentyl Formula, isopropyl nitrite and isobutyl nitrite. The latter are dangerous and we advise you not to use them. In our blog post on the Ingredients of poppers you will find further very useful information on the topic Ingredients of poppers .

We strongly advise against using poppers containing isopropyl nitrite and isobutyl nitrite. These are carcinogenic or very toxic when inhaled. In our blog post on the ingredients of poppers you will find further very useful information on the topic Ingredients of poppers .

the Ingredients from Popper s are nitrites (alkyl esters of nitrous acid). There are a few different nitrites and it is worth understanding which nitrites are less harmful to your health. In our blog post on the Ingredients of poppers you will find further very useful information on the topic Ingredients of poppers .

Amyl nitrite is the old name for pentyl nitrite. So you can see the two nitrites as synonymous. Pentyl nitrite is one of the nitrites that are less harmful to health. In our blog post on the Ingredients of poppers you will find further very useful information on the topic Ingredients of poppers .

In our blog post on the Ingredients of poppers you will find further very useful information on the topic Ingredients of poppers .

In our blog post on the Ingredients of poppers you will find further very useful information on the topic Ingredients of poppers .

If you read the text on the bottle carefully and any additional labels attached, you will find the exact ingredient of the respective poppers. If you have any questions about this and you are not sure, please do not hesitate to contact us.