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Alltest Drink spiking - drugs in drinks test sticker 3 pcs

Alltest Drink spiking - drugs in drinks test sticker 3 pcs

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Be one step ahead. ALLTEST Drink Check Test is a discreet and quick way to check a drink for the presence of the three most commonly abused drugs – GHB, ketamine and flunitrazepam . The practical 3 x 3 cm sticker is designed to always be at hand – simply stick it on the back of your mobile phone and use it anytime, anywhere. The test is used for screening and checking drinks . The result is easily readable with the naked eye within 1-3 minutes. The ideal choice for clubs, festivals, parties and travel.

Main features:

  • detection of 3 substances: GHB, ketamine (KET), flunitrazepam (rohypnol, FLZ)
  • practical sticker format
  • fast results within 1–3 minutes
  • limit concentration - GHB: 12 mg/ml, Ketamine (KET): 4 mg/ml, Flunitrazepam (FLZ): 250 µg/ml
  • 3 disposable tests per pack

Alltest Drink spiking - drugs in drinks (FLZ/GHB/KET) test sticker 3 pcs3

Use

  1. Remove the protective film and stick the sticker to the back of your mobile phone or other flat surface.
  2. Apply a drop of the beverage to the test area. It should cover all 3 test spots.
  3. Wait for it to dry (1-3 minutes).
  4. If the GHB or KET stain turns blue or the FLZ stain turns reddish-purple, the test is positive. Do not consume the drink.

Notice

This product only tests for GHB, ketamine and flunitrazepam (rohypnol, FLZ).

Limitations: The results of this test are for personal use and reference only. Make sure the test site is dry before use. Blue-tinted alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages may cause a false result (false positive). Discard any suspect beverages immediately. This test should not be used with dairy products or beverages containing dairy products, cream, or oily liquids. A positive result from this test should never be used as the sole basis for determining the presence of illegal drugs.

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