FDA Raids Maker of ‘Poppers’ Inhalant Drug, Company Says
By Jack Phillips The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has cracked down on at least one manufacturer of a type of inhalant drug known as “poppers,” according to a recent statement by that manufacturer. Double Scorpio, a Texas-based manufacturer of the inhalant, said in a statement on its website last week that it has “stopped all operations following a search and seizure” at its…
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