List of products by brand Liquid Colors

Liquid Colors Poppers: overview of the range and characteristics

Liquid Colors, also known as ‘Doctor Colors’, is a French brand of poppers that stands out for its structured and easily identifiable range. Thanks to precise labelling indicating the composition, format and characteristics of each product, the brand allows consumers to effectively compare the different products available.

A brand with a recognisable identity

The Liquid Colors universe is characterised by a clear approach: easily memorable product names and packaging design that allows for immediate identification. This clarity greatly facilitates comparison between the different products.

To clearly distinguish each product, objective criteria should be used: the chemical composition listed, the packaging, availability and the correspondence between the information on the label and that on the product description sheet. These concrete elements ensure an accurate and unambiguous understanding of the product offering.

The three flagship products: Titanium, Oxygen and Helium

The Liquid Colors range is based on three main products, differentiated by their formulation:

Titanium: amyl nitrite-based

Oxygen: combination of amyl and propyl nitrites

Helium: propyl nitrite-based

To correctly identify each reference, examining the composition indicated on the label remains the most reliable method. While trade names make identification easier, it is the labelling that confirms the product's formulation with certainty.

Understanding compositions: a practical guide

Poppers are generally classified according to the type of nitrite used: amyl nitrite, propyl nitrite, etc. It is important to read the exact wording on the label carefully in order to compare Liquid Colors products in an informed manner, taking into account the format and the information provided.

Although some research focuses on pentyl nitrite, this formulation is not systematically present in all ranges. It is therefore advisable to mention only the compositions that are actually available in the Liquid Colors range. The label and product sheet remain the most reliable sources of information, especially as packaging can vary from one series to another.

French manufacture and transparency of information

Liquid Colors claims to be French-made. To describe the range accurately, it is best to rely exclusively on verifiable data: that which appears on the packaging and is included in the product sheets (exact name, composition, format). This approach ensures consistent presentation and avoids confusion, particularly when consulting several references simultaneously.

Selection criteria: beyond the brand name

In addition to the composition, the format and quality of the product description are also key factors. A well-designed product description should immediately identify:

The exact name of the product

The detailed composition

The format offered

Practical information (delivery, packaging, returns, customer service)

The more accessible this information is, the easier it is to compare the different Liquid Colors products.

Beware of confusion between brands

When searching, be careful not to confuse brands. For example, Jungle Juice is an independent brand and is not part of the Liquid Colors range. Clearly identifying brands and their respective products helps to avoid mistakes, especially when consulting multiple sources.