Knowing Your Poppers

A guide from APoppers.com

What are Poppers?

Poppers are cleaning solvents that have been around for decades. They’re known for being volatile - which means they don’t stay fresh forever once opened. How you store them makes all the difference.

Shelf Live: Unopened vs. Opened

Unopened bottles: Stay fresh for up to 12 months if stored correctly (cool, dark, and stable temperature) Perfect for bulk buying.

Opened Bottles: Once the seal is broken air begins to break down the nitrite. Within a few weeks - about a month, the potency will decline noticeably.

Buzz Tip **” Unopened? keep it chill in the fridge. Opened? Room temp is better. Fresh is always best”

Storage Do’s & Don’ts

Do:

• Store unopened bottles in refrigerator to maximize shelf life

• Keep opened bottles at room temperature, out of sunlight

• Buy extra bottles and store them properly - fresh backups are your best friend.

Don’t:

• Freeze your poppers - the chemistry doesn’t like it

• Leave bottles in hot car, hear heaters, or in direct sunlight

• Expose them to extreme temperature swing - this leads to brown, smell liquid that’s ready for the trash

Why Freshness Matters

• Fresh bottles = stronger effect

• Old bottles = weak, smelly, and wasted money

• Anyone who has ever forgotten a bottle in a glovebox or sunny windowsill knows: Heat kills poopers fast.

Stock smart, Stay Fresh

• Buying bulk? Unopened bottles stay fresh for a year when stored properly

• Once Opened, plan or replacing after about a month to guarantee freshness

That’s why many of our customers keep a few backup bottles sealed, while rotating a fresh one open

10ml vs 30ml - Which size is right for You?

10ml Bottles:

• Perfect for occasional users or those who just want to keep a small bottle on hand.

• Great for anyone who likes to try different varieties without committing to a larger size.

• Easy to carry discreetly in your pocket or travel kit.

• Larger selection or products to choose from

30ml Bottles:

• Best value for regular or heavier users.

• A 30ml bottle contains 3 times as much at 10ml but usually cost less than buying two 10ml bottles.

• Some argue the larger bottles stay fresh longer once opened

• Fewer reorders, less hassle

Buzz’s Tips:

• Many customers keep a couple of 10mls for variety and portability but rely on a 30ml as their go-to bottle. Some also like to keep 10ml on hand for guests - because let’s be real, sometimes when the guest leaves…the bottle leaves too.

• Try to only keep one or two bottles open at a time, since the shelf live goes down once the bottle is opened.

• Always store and extra bottle or two as backup - you never want to run out if misplace your last one.