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 FDA is cracking down on alkyl nitrites, a quasi-legal inhalent commonly known as poppers. Users have scrambled to buy up supplies in stores across Los Angeles and elsewhere. Some fear the move ...

The Food and Drug Administration just crashed the poppers party, and seems to be shutting it down. According to Fast Company, the FDA recently executed a search and seizure at the offices of ...

Though they are not approved for usage, poppers remain popular in some communities, including LGBTQ and party spaces. As Cleveland Clinic explains, poppers belong to a series of chemicals known as ...

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Once prescribed for chest pain to increase blood flow, poppers grew popular with LGBTQ+ people starting in the 1960s. Since then, their influence has ballooned, also becoming a popular party drug.

On Monday, March 17, KFC announced its Dunk It Bucket featuring the all-new Mashed Potato Poppers — a crispy and dip-encouraged twist on mashed potatoes now marking its first time in the U.S ...

Stores up and down Santa Monica Boulevard have seen a run on the iconic red and yellow vials this week, as the Food and Drug Administration cracks down on poppers, a product that has long existed ...

There's a rush on Rush. Stores up and down Santa Monica Boulevard have seen a run on the signature red and yellow vials this week, as the Food and Drug Administration cracks down on poppers, a product ...

Today, KFC launched its new Mashed Potato Poppers. A twist on its classic mashed potatoes, the poppers are described as "creamy mashed potatoes golden fried for the perfect crunchy bite." ...