The real poppers called Amyl Nitrite, a legal medicine used in severe cases of angina to relieve pain and also a great sexual stimulant, have been used for decades with no known side effects - including problems with vision. Since it was taken off the market believing (incorrectly) it may have caused AIDS and replaced with chemicals like Isopropol Nitrite and Butyl Nitrite, many people using these products do complain of headaches and sore eyes, blurred vision, contact dermatitis on the nose where bottle contact is made, etc. So unless you can get the real Canadian made Amyl Nitrite poppers (sometimes referred to as Pentyl Nitrite) stay away from the other crap.
they can damage the eye. the paper can cause scratches and burns.
yes
Maybe.
Edinburgh Rock, Everton mints or eye poppers
It will worsen your vision permanently.
Will cause lung cancer ,eye damage and breathing problems.
Will cause lung cancer ,eye damage and breathing problems.
You can permanently change your eye color by getting eye surgery
zip,button,hook and eye,velcro,toggles,snaps/poppers and clasps
Poppers in this context refers to inhaled nitrites, and they can be dangerous. While they have medical uses such as for cyanide poisoning and for angina, there are risks when used as recreational drugs. They can cause cancer and also promote unsafe sexual behaviors. Poppers tend to have an aphrodisiac effect and act as a muscle relaxer (even acting on the sphincter of the anus), thus making unprotected anal sex more tempting. Other risks include headaches, erectile dysfunction, and chemical burns if spilled on the skin. Chronic users may experience eye damage and reduction of vision similar to macular degeneration.
Diabetic eye problems are caused by uncontrolled high blood glucose levels. When blood glucose is high, the eye's lens swells, creating pressure in the eye that can cause major eye problems, including cataracts and glaucoma.
probably not. Our eyes are pretty well designed to deal with that kind of stuff. The problems listed are probably from another cause.