The Twisted Beast Popper Collection

Most poppers will be classed as either Amyl, Pentyl or Propyl poppers.

Propyl poppers tend to be on the weaker side and more beginner friendly.

Pentyl poppers are seen as harder hitting and hit you very fast.

Amyl Poppers you'll find as the most popular formula, and also the original one from the 70's. It's strong, but instead of hitting you instantly, gradually builds up over a short period of time.

This isn't everything though, there are some newer formulas hitting the market lately. For more details, you can read our guide on the different types of poppers.

We've got plenty of strong poppers.

Ass Ammo is our most popular bottle, and one of our strongest at that. Good old Amyl Nitrite in a metal bottle to keep that strong liquid contained.

Holy Water poppers mix two formulas together to create something even stronger. By mixing Propyl and Amyl in this bottle, you get the best of both worlds. The fast acting nature of Propyl, with the slower, but stronger hit of Amyl. A strong recommendation for more seasoned popper fans.

If you want some more in-depth suggestions, including some outside of the Twisted Beast brand, we've got a guide on our strongest poppers here.

If you're looking for something more friendly for beginners, or simply with before moving onto stronger stuff, here's a few recommendations for you.

Generally you want to keep an eye out for Propyl (Isopropyl) poppers. With that in mind, our Twisted Beast Original bottle was amongst the first bottles we launched with, and is a big reason we were able to grow to what we are today.

Another good Propyl bottle that we'd recommend if you're testing the waters is our Twisted Beast Propyl. It's a slightly smaller bottle at 18ml, which the price reflects!

If you want some more recommendations for beginners, as well as some outside of our Twisted Beast Collection, check out our Best Poppers for Beginners Guide.

This is going to depend how you look after them. Generally, well kept poppers will last for around 3 months.

You can tell when poppers are starting to go off if you begin to notice a difference in smell or strength, so keep an eye out for that!

For info on how to keep your poppers, you can read our guide on if poppers expire!