Inventors in Germany have developed a bracelet aimed at combatting a fear of many clubbers — drink spiking.
Kim Eisenmann and Sven Häuser’s “Xantus” bracelet only needs a drop of liquid to be applied to tell if it contains traces of “date rape drugs” — substances put in a person’s drink to incapacitate them.
The band, which is already available at German healthcare shop dm-drogerie markt, is white and resembles the ribbon used to enter many clubs.
It has two green circles that turn blue if the wearer applies some of their drink and the result is positive for the drugs.
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