Amyl Nitrate:

Q: What is amyl nitrate?
A: Amyl nitrate, or butyl nitrate, is commonly known by the slang name of ‘poppers’. It comes in (synthetic) liquid form, is perfectly legal to obtain and use, and is both a mild hallucinogen and an effective relaxant of involuntary muscles and a vasilodating agent, working especially well on the blood vessel walls and the anal sphincter. Duration of action is variable, from 30 seconds to 5 minutes, depending upon the individual and the ‘dosage’.

Q: How is amyl nitrate administered?
A: Amyl nitrate is administered by inhalation only, and can be as mild as a couple of sniffs from a bottle, or as extreme as ‘submersion’ (continuous ‘feeding’) through a gas mask, depending upon your disposition.

Q: What are the attractions or benefits of amyl nitrate?
A: As an involuntary muscle relaxant and vasilodator, amyl nitrate may be used to assist with anal play. In addition, the subtle psychoactive properties can greatly heighten emotional response whilst also allowing freedom from inhibition.

Q: How can amyl nitrate be used during a session?
A: When used safely and correctly, amyl nitrate can create a truly mind-blowing experience on all levels ~ physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. Specifically, amyl nitrate is a superb ‘kick start’ when administered at the start of a session, as it assists with achieving an altered/heightened state of consciousness from the offset, thus leaving us with more time for serious play. A slowed perception of time is also one of the effects from amyl nitrate, making it an ideal accompaniment to the session (where appropriate).

Q: How safe is amyl nitrate?
A: Amyl nitrate is perfectly safe if used correctly and with the utmost responsibility. However, amyl nitrate should not be used by those with heart or blood pressure conditions, or those taking other vasilodators or ‘stimulant’ style medicines (of any description). Those ‘of years’ should treat amyl nitrate with careful consideration, and should not use regularly, repeatedly, or to excess. The physical symptoms which may be experienced with the use of amyl nitrate can include; light-headedness (also dizziness and, in some cases, headache), flushing of the face, decreased blood pressure and respiration, increased pulse and heart rate, nausea (in some cases vomiting), involuntary loss of muscle control (especially in the anus/sphincter), and coldness of skin.

Please note: I only ever administer amyl nitrate if I am 100% happy that you and the session will benefit from such use. If I have even the slightest doubts regarding your suitability to partake of amyl nitrate, I will not allow it to be used. In addition, if I have reason to believe you have used amyl nitrate before the session and if I would not have permitted it, I reserve the right to cancel and/or stop the session immediately. When amyl nitrate is in use during a session, I will be constantly monitoring you and have simple, safe, and effective techniques for checking for symptoms such as dizziness, or changes in blood pressure, pulse, and heart rate.