Stay Safe - Carry CYD
Check Your Drink has pioneered an easy to use drug detection strip that tests for GHB & Ketamine, two of the most widely used drugs to spike your drink.
Easy to Use Testing Options - 1 to 2 drops on the strip or sticker and results begin to appear in seconds letting you know if your drink is safe
Multiple Drug Testing - Test for both GHB and Ketamine, two of the most common drugs used to spike a drink.
New Test Style - Our new cell phone sticker test will check for GHB, Ketamine & Rohypnol. The most common drugs used to spike a drink.
Convenient Packaging - makes it easy to carry, the matchbook package is the most convenient way to carry your strips, and the new cell phone sticker attach directly to your phone or phone case, keeping them safe and easy to find when you need to test your drink.
Keeping You Safe - carry these wherever you go, test quickly and easily to give you peace of mind.
Multiple Uses - Also works to test plain water for your designated drivers
Both the GHB test and the Ketamine test have been developed and validated for the detection of these drugs by two independent bodies; the Clinical Trials Laboratory Services (CTLS) and the University of Strathclyde.
Our new test style has arrived, cell phone stickers you can apply directly to your cell phone or case. Carry the test with the convenience of having them directly on your phone for very convenient testing.
Dab your finger, straw or stirrer in to the drink.
Put a drop on to each of the test patches on the strip.
If the pink patch turns blue, or the yellow patch turns orange then your drink has been compromised.
Drink spiking can occur anywhere, drinks are served (such as at nightclubs, parties, pubs, restaurants and private homes).
Drink spiking can be linked to crimes such as sexual assault and robbery.
To spike a drink means to put alcohol or drugs into someone's drink without their knowledge or permission.
The Check Your Drink tests have been developed as a direct response to the drink spiking problem.
Created with an independent laboratory, Strathclyde and UCL Universities.
Both test patches have been through rigorous efficacy testing with independent professional bodies.
Let's combat this troubling issue of drink spiking together!
Our aim is to help prevent someone being spiked if they are suspicious of their drink being tampered with; and to give them the opportunity to find help if they discover they have been spiked.
We firmly believe that our collaboration will lead to great things, and we're excited to see what we can achieve and how many individuals we can help and protect.
