Although officially banned for human consumption by the FDA, alkyl nitrites — commonly known as poppers — have been sold ...

On Monday, the company launched a new site to sell some of its remaining merchandise but not poppers. Pac-West Distributing, founded in San Francisco in 1974, makes the popular Rush brand of poppers.

The gay singer's song "Rush" was an ode to the popular party drug, which appears to be facing a federal crackdown.

Popular Rush brand of poppers (US FDA) While Double Scorpio explained it didn’t have “a lot of information,” it said it believed other manufacturers had been affected by the FDA recently.

But they’re also common on dancefloors with revellers, including young and straight people, seeking a brief, dizzying head rush. “This is BIG BAD news for poppers users,” Adam Zmith ...

The party’s no longer popping. The Food and Drug Administration is cracking down on “poppers,” a recreational party drug popular within the LGBTQ+ community, multiple outlets report.

The gay pop star recently revealed his crestfallen feelings about the inhalant becoming subject to greater scrutiny. A couple ...

Two years later, it launched a social media campaign advising consumers on the difference between Rush and 5-Hour Energy bottles. This lack of enforcement has led many poppers brands, like Rush ...

“Poppers” is a term used to refer to a ... nail polish removers or air fresheners. Some popular brands include Rush, Super ...

This week, many major poppers brands began wiping their websites and ... Pac-West Distributing (PWD), one of the producers of Rush, has replaced its website with a single graphic.