Double “Party Bracelet” for GHB. Protection against spiked drinks

GHB Bracelet Test – Discreet Protection Against Drugs in Drinks

In nightlife, at parties, in clubs, and in bars, there is a risk of drinks being spiked with psychoactive substances. Some of these, such as the “date rape drug”—gamma-hydroxybutyrate (GHB)—can cause dizziness, loss of consciousness, and temporary amnesia, which increases the risk of accidents and crimes.

The GHB test bracelet provides you with a quick and discreet way to check for GHB, which can protect you from potential danger. It is suitable for both personal use and for parents who want to protect their children.

Why choose the GHB test bracelet?

• Double testing: The bracelet has two test zones, allowing you to perform two independent tests on different drinks.
• Discreet and convenient – Can be worn on the wrist or carried in a pocket, purse, or wallet.
• Fast results – Detects GHB within 5–120 seconds.
• Reliability – Laboratory-tested accuracy.
• Prevention and Protection – Reduces the risk of drugs in drinks and protects against crime.

How does the GHB test bracelet work?

1️⃣ Apply 1–2 drops of the beverage to the test area on the bracelet.
2️⃣ Wait a few seconds to 2 minutes.
3️⃣ If the area turns blue—the drink has been spiked with GHB and should not be consumed!

What is GHB, and why is it so dangerous?

GHB (Gamma-Hydroxybutyric Acid), known as the “date rape drug,” is a powerful substance that:

• It has no color, taste, or smell— it can be slipped into drinks unnoticed.
• Acts quickly—within 10–20 minutes, it causes dizziness, weakness, and loss of control.
• Causes amnesia—victims do not remember what happened.
• Can lead to unconsciousness, coma, or even death at high doses.
• Dangerous analogs such as GBL and BD have the same effects and can also be detected by the test bracelet.

Where do GHB attacks occur most frequently?

❌ Bars and nightclubs – the victims are most often young women, but men are not immune either.
❌ College parties – campuses and events involving alcohol pose a risk, especially for freshmen.
❌ Festivals and concerts – the noisy environment makes it easier for malicious acts to occur.
❌ Private gatherings – even in a closed circle, people with bad intentions can spike someone’s drink.

🛑 Any situation where alcohol is served and there are many people can be risky. Protect yourself in time!

Protect yourself and your loved ones!

• Stay safe when you go out at night!
• Give your children and friends extra protection.
• Don’t risk your health and safety.

Additional information

Learn more about the “date rape drug”—gamma-hydroxybutyrate (GHB)—in this article.