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What is poppers?
The word "poppers" is the
common designation for derivatives nitrite. The best known
nitrite derivatives are amyl nitrite, butyl nitrite, isopropyl
nitrite, amyl nitrite and cyclohexyl nitrite. These nitrites are
present more or less in the same manner and have the same
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Consumption
form:
Liquid
yellow preparation
containing vasodilatation
nitrites, presented as
aphrodisiac and euphonizing,
taken by inhalation or, if
the case arises, vaporized
(and also used as
deodorizer) in some gay
discotheques.
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What
are
the
effects? |
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Category:
Disruptive |
Caractéristics:
The
poppers
counter
in
sex
shops,
is a
vasodilator
originally
used
in
medicine
for
the
treatment
of
certain
heart
conditions.
It
is
in
the
form
of
highly
volatile
yellowish
transparent
liquid,
often
bottle
of
about
8 ml
to
30
ml. |
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Immediate effects:
Short dizzy and stimulating
whiff; lively sensation of internal heat and
exacerbated sensuality. This effect lasts a little
more than two minutes.
Consumption
appears: red
patches over
the skin,
dizziness,
maybe
violent but
short
headaches,
and increase
in the
internal eye
pressure.
High doses effects:
They can
create
respiratory
depression,
damage the
nasal walls
septum. | | |
