Poppers  or  Room Odourisers  or  Head Cleaners

poppers

Also known as Amyl Nitrate; Butyl Nitrate; n-Nitrate; Amys or Rush, Poppers are a highly flammable, yellowish liquid, usually sold in small, glass screw-top bottles.
Amyl Nitrate is packaged in small glass capsules, which were crushed, or "popped" to release the vapour. Bottles, containing Butyl Nitrate, are the more common form of poppers nowadays. Once opened, the poppers evaporates and the vapours are inhaled.
The effects can be felt about fifteen seconds after sniffing, but are short lived, lasting only two or three minutes.

The muscles of the body relax, giving a warm sensation over the body. Blood vessels enlarge, lowering blood pressure and increasing the heart rate, sending large amounts of oxygenated blood rushing through the heart and brain. Present emotions are intensified. The user may feel light-headed, dizzy, a sensation of falling, or even that the room is spinning. A feeling of well-being follows. Some people experience mild nausea and a headache afterwards.

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