General information
Poppers Rush Fuel is a strong poppers for an exciting experiences during sexual
intercourse. The “poppers” experience can be very pleasurable and
greatly enhance sexual pleasure, it is used as a recreational drug. You
can get a short head rush and an increased heart rate.
Directions
Poppers Rush Fuel contains Pentyle Nitrite and belongs to the group of “fast” poppers which start to act in 2-3 minutes.
Put Bottle under your nose and inhale the Aroma ( Not The liquid ) Do not Drink the bottle
Precautions
This
substance is highly flammable. Keep it out of sunlight, away from heat,
sparks or flame. Never swallow or inhale for long time content of the
bottle. Avoid prolonged inhalation of vapor. Avoid contact with skin as
it can cause irritation. In case of contact with eyes or skin wash them
with plenty of water and get prompt medical attention. If swallowed give
one or two glasses of water or milk, induce vomiting and get medical
attention. Do not take with alcohol and other exciting
substances.Poppers can affect your judgment. If you are planning on
being intimate, put on a condom before you use them. Air the room after
you have used it. Withdrawal symptoms include sweating, rapid pulse,
hand tremors, insomnia, nausea or vomiting, hallucinations, and, in
severe cases, grand mal seizures.
Contraindications
Do
not use poppers if you have anemia, narrow angle glaucoma, in case you
are pregnant, have problems with heart and liver, suffer with high blood
pressure.
Possible side effects
There is no known side effects for this drug if you follow the directions.
Drug interactions
Poppers
and viagra as a dangerous combination has not necessarily been
established. The blood-pressure lowering effects of nitrites could
interact dangerously with Viagra.
Missed dose
This drug is used when needed so missed dose is not supposed.
Overdose
If
you got too much of the poppers you can experience fall in blood
pressure (hypotension) and accelerated heart rate (tachycarpia),
weakness, dizziness and fainting, throbbing headache. In this case,
remove the victim from concentrated exposure, place subject in
horizontal position, and symptoms will promptly disappear. Excessive use
of nitrites can cause anaemia. Chronic inhalant use may result in
serious and sometimes irreversible damage to the user's heart, liver,
kidneys, lungs, and brain. Withdrawal symptoms include sweating, rapid
pulse, hand tremors, insomnia, nausea or vomiting, hallucinations, and,
in severe cases, grand mal seizures.
Storage and warning
Store
at temperatures below 30 C in the original packaging. Keep out of the
reach of children and pets. The substance is highly flammable, take it
away from heat, sparks or flame.
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