Popper | How to take it safely and what absolutely NOT to do

Poppers, the transparent liquid with a short but intense high, but how is it used? To avoid any risks it is essential take them correctly. Here's how to do it safely and what to absolutely avoid.

There are two main ways people use poppers. The first is the correct way, the second one is not. In the first case we limit possible side effects to a minimum, in the second we expose ourselves to even serious risks.

We purchased ours poppers favorite, it was delivered to us and we can't wait to try it. The best way to take it is to leave the bottle with the liquid open in the room we want to refresh.

We carefully unscrew the cap and, after the characteristic pop, we let the emanated essence disperse into the air. It's okay to inhale it but not straight from the bottle, as many pages mistakenly advise.

As with any room flavoring, inhale the poppers in a well ventilated room It should not cause any harm to your health. It is recommended to choose an environment of at least 5m x 5m to avoid too strong concentrations.

If someone starts to feel dizzy or have a headache, just take them out of the room and in the meantime plug the poppers.

For a safe, risk-free experience, in addition to correct use, it is even more important to know what to absolutely avoid.

1. Do not inhale poppers directly from the bottle, could cause even serious side effects
2. Do not pour the liquid onto a piece of cloth or cloth and then bring it close to your face. Poppers are flammable and can cause chemical burns on the skin, causing rashes around the nose and mouth.
3. Do not ingest never the popper. Its ingestion could be fatal

Finally, being flammable, it is essential store correctly our poppers. The bottle should be stored in a cool, dry place, away from heat sources. Put it back in refrigerator it is the ideal choice to preserve its quality, effects and prevent it from evaporating.

Although the popper is a fairly safe product, it has some contraindications not to be underestimated.

We recommend Don't take poppers in case of respiratory problems, circulatory, cardiac or eye-related diseases, as it acts on the respiratory tract, the heart and the circulatory system: altering the state of consciousness, increasing the heart rate and producing a vasodilator effect.

Finally, it is better not to combine its consumption with the intake of drugs or alcohol.

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