RAM
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Ram turns you into a boisterous buck, desperate to shed his horns! The striking green bottle has been a staple in the range for over two decades and has become a true cult popper not only in the US. It also enjoys great popularity here, primarily due to its consistent effect.
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Poppers Crash Course
All important information about Poppers, summarized & clearly at a glance
What are poppers?
Poppers are chemical substances known as alkyl nitrites. Once inhaled, they stimulate your circulation, provide a good dose of relaxation, and deliver a short but intense kick that will make the night unforgettable. Mister Poppers knows how to get your party started!
How do I use poppers?
Grab the little bottle, unscrew the cap, and hold it at a safe distance to your nose. Then simply inhale deeply through your nose – but only briefly; we don't want an overdose! Poppers work lightning fast and get your body moving: Your muscles relax, your heart beats a little faster, and suddenly everything feels a little more exciting. But be careful: No drinking, no spilling, and always watch where the little magic bottle ends up. After all, Mister Poppers wants you to have fun – but safely!
What does the poppers rush feel like?
The use of poppers causes your blood vessels to dilate, which can lead to a brief rush of euphoria accompanied by sensations of warmth. A poppers high hits you like a hot breath on the back of your neck: intense, immediate, and completely uninhibiting. The moment you take that first deep hit, the effect kicks in – your heart races, your head feels light, and suddenly, nothing else matters. You feel weightless, electrified, and shamelessly turned on.
How long do poppers last?
The effects of poppers are usually short-lived and last around 2 minutes. About 5 minutes after use, the effects typically wear off completely.
Further questions?
If you need more information about poppers, don't hesitate to contact your Mister Poppers team. We'll do our best to answer all your poppers-specific questions.