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Poppers or ginger shot – that’s the question! To avoid any confusion, today we explain the differences between Poppers bottles and conventional small soft drinks or shot bottles. Please be especially careful when you have the small bottle in your hand.
The first thing you should do is take a quick look at the bottles and check the logo. The Poppers labels are quite unique in their design, with clear, bright colors and eye-catching lettering. This is fully intentional so that you quickly recognize what it is.
If you then turn the bottle slightly, you’ll also notice the red-bordered diamonds of the hazard pictogram on the back. This contains important information about the type of contents in your favorite brand, as well as key hazard and safety warnings. We’ve written a more detailed explanation about this here on our site. Why not try a Poppers with different ingredients from our shop? There’s still plenty to discover here! By the way, when it comes to ingredients, we play it safe: You can only buy Poppers from us that contain the three ingredients we’ve classified as less harmful to health.
Now for the final check before we can get started: Poppers bottles aren’t that easy to open—and for good reason. First, you have to tear off the safety sleeve that tightly wraps around the cap along the perforated lines. It’s our full intention that this takes a little effort (but as we all know, the anticipation of unwrapping something is part of the fun). Once the plastic sleeve is finally removed, you can open the bottle with the twist-off cap. You did it! Now have fun with it!
After use, you should, of course, close the lid tightly again so that none of the wonderful aroma escapes into the air. By the way, instead of keeping your Poppers in the fridge, you should always store them in light-proof packaging (Tupperware, zip-top bag, cardboard box, etc.) at an ambient temperature of about 12–15° Celsius. This will also help you avoid mixing them up with that healthy ginger shot you might like to enjoy from the fridge in the evening! Here on our site, you’ll find more information on storing Poppers. Under no circumstances should you drink Poppers! Doing so can lead to severe chemical burns!
And by the way: A little preparation never hurts. You might as well take the sleeve off before your guest arrives. You never know… when it comes to a good bottle of wine, opening it ahead of time has proven its worth time and time again!
Poppers or ginger shot – that’s the question! To avoid any confusion, today we explain the differences between Poppers bottles and conventional small soft drinks or shot bottles. Please be especially careful when you have the small bottle in your hand.
The first thing you should do is take a quick look at the bottles and check the logo. The Poppers labels are quite unique in their design, with clear, bright colors and eye-catching lettering. This is fully intentional so that you quickly recognize what it is.
If you then turn the bottle slightly, you’ll also notice the red-bordered diamonds of the hazard pictogram on the back. This contains important information about the type of contents in your favorite brand, as well as key hazard and safety warnings. We’ve written a more detailed explanation about this here on our site. Why not try a Poppers with different ingredients from our shop? There’s still plenty to discover here! By the way, when it comes to ingredients, we play it safe: You can only buy Poppers from us that contain the three ingredients we’ve classified as less harmful to health.
Now for the final check before we can get started: Poppers bottles aren’t that easy to open—and for good reason. First, you have to tear off the safety sleeve that tightly wraps around the cap along the perforated lines. It’s our full intention that this takes a little effort (but as we all know, the anticipation of unwrapping something is part of the fun). Once the plastic sleeve is finally removed, you can open the bottle with the twist-off cap. You did it! Now have fun with it!
After use, you should, of course, close the lid tightly again so that none of the wonderful aroma escapes into the air. By the way, instead of keeping your Poppers in the fridge, you should always store them in light-proof packaging (Tupperware, zip-top bag, cardboard box, etc.) at an ambient temperature of about 12–15° Celsius. This will also help you avoid mixing them up with that healthy ginger shot you might like to enjoy from the fridge in the evening! Here on our site, you’ll find more information on storing Poppers. Under no circumstances should you drink Poppers! Doing so can lead to severe chemical burns!
And by the way: A little preparation never hurts. You might as well take the sleeve off before your guest arrives. You never know… when it comes to a good bottle of wine, opening it ahead of time has proven its worth time and time again!
