What are poppers?
Poppers are usually found in the form of a liquid chemical sold in a small bottle. They are a group of chemicals called alkyl nitrites. Specific alkyl nitrites include butyl nitrite, isopropyl nitrite, isobutyl nitrite and amyl nitrite. They dilate the blood vessels and allow more blood to get to the heart.

The key effects of poppers can include:
● A short, sharp head-rush like 'high'.
● Enhanced sexual experiences.
● Chemical burns with the development of a rash around the nose and mouth, and/or irritation of the nose and throat.
● Feelings of sickness, faintness and weakness.
● Death – if swallowed; or if used by individuals with heart problems.

What are the effects of poppers?
Poppers have a range of effects:
● They give a head-rush 'high' that lasts a couple of minutes.
● They have been reported to have short-lived effects on sexual experience, specifically that they may make an orgasm feel like it lasts longer; may make an erection feel stronger (although some men have trouble getting an erection after sniffing poppers); and may make it easier for some people to have anal sex by helping to relax the anal sphincter muscles.
● They can leave some people feeling sick or faint with poor co-ordination.

Here’s what poppers can do to you.
● They can cause your blood pressure to drop to a dangerous level. So, you shouldn’t take them if you have problems with your blood pressure, are on any blood pressure medication, or if you are taking Viagra.
● You can die due to injury to red blood cells and reduced oxygen supply to vital organs.
● You may lose consciousness and could die through choking on your vomit. Using poppers with alcohol can increase this risk.
● Poppers are linked with risky sexual behaviour and may lead to catching a sexually transmitted disease.
● They can burn your skin on contact and can kill you if you swallow them.
● They're highly flammable.
● They can cause nausea, headache, and disorientation. Poppers are usually sniffed from the bottle. Some people prefer to dip a cigarette into the popper bottle and inhale rather than sniff straight from the bottle.
● Fatal ‘sudden sniffing death syndrome’ has been reported due to development of an abnormal heart rhythm when taking poppers.
● There are a number of reports in recent years of cases of temporary and permanent loss of vision in users of poppers. This problem is referred to as ‘poppers maculopathy’. If you are experiencing problems with your eyesight after having used poppers, we would strongly advise you get medical advice

Mixing with alcohol
Mixing poppers with alcohol can increase the risk of reducing the oxygen supply to vital organs, unconsciousness and death

 

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