A temporary tattoo can help partygoers detect drugs like Rohypnol and GHB that are often used to spike drinks in nightlife settings. These drugs can cause severe symptoms such as confusion and drowsiness, making it difficult for individuals to ensure their safety. The new tattoo-like sensor changes color when exposed to small amounts of GHB, offering a rapid and discreet way to test drinks. This innovation overcomes the limitations of traditional testing methods, which can be slow and leave users vulnerable to potential threats.
The tattoo-like sensor changes color from yellow to red when it detects even small amounts of GHB, offering a discreet way to test for drink spiking.
Rohypnol and GHB are common club drugs that can be used to spike drinks, making it difficult for partygoers to ensure their safety.
Traditional drink testing methods may put users at risk, as they can take time to produce results, leaving users vulnerable in public settings.
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