Nitrite “poppers” are not the same as chicken poppers, pizza poppers, or cheesy corn poppers. While you can still use the latter three for recreation or sexual enhancement, the U.S. Food and ...

In 2006, isobutyl nitrite—which used to be present in many brands of poppers—was reclassified as a cancer-causing agent. Since then, most commercial poppers have been made with isopropyl nitrite.

This chemical started to show up in poppers after 2006, when legislation in Britain banned the use of a similar chemical in the drugs, called isobutyl nitrite, the researchers said. "On the basis ...

The substance that brought the 43-year-old mother of three near death Sunday is isobutyl nitrite, a chemical cousin of legal prescription drugs used to relieve chest pains of heart patients.

On Friday, Double Scorpio, a popular isobutyl nitrite brand, posted a statement on its website. “Double Scorpio has stopped ...

However, the principal chemical ingredient of poppers, isopropyl nitrite, replaced isobutyl nitrite after the latter was reclassified as a cancer causing agent in 2006. And eye problems have ...

OTTAWA, ON, April 21, 2021 /CNW/ - Health Canada is advising Canadians that the following products may pose serious health risks. For more informa ...

Isobutyl nitrite was banned in the European Union in 2007 because it was strongly linked to cancer and reproductive problems. Since it was banned, ...

However, the principal chemical ingredient of poppers, isopropyl nitrite, replaced isobutyl nitrite after the latter was reclassified as a cancer causing agent in 2006. And eye problems have ...

On Friday, Double Scorpio, a popular isobutyl nitrite brand, ... Many producers pivoted to producing butyl nitrites, which were banned over a decade later in the Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1988.