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wallet sized detector claims to be able to instantly warn if a drink contains a
date rape drug. The gadget analyses a tiny sample of the drink, and can show
owners instantly via a light whether the drink is safe. It can also use a
special app to update itself as new drugs are discovered.Thursday, 7 August 2014
The wallet sized sensor that can tell you in an instant if your drink has been spiked
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wallet sized detector claims to be able to instantly warn if a drink contains a
date rape drug. The gadget analyses a tiny sample of the drink, and can show
owners instantly via a light whether the drink is safe. It can also use a
special app to update itself as new drugs are discovered.
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A
wallet sized detector claims to be able to instantly warn if a drink contains a
date rape drug. The gadget analyses a tiny sample of the drink, and can show
owners instantly via a light whether the drink is safe. It can also use a
special app to update itself as new drugs are discovered. |
| The device is expected to be in market in July 2015 |
'Although
extremely high tech in function, pd.id is very easy to use. 'Simply dip, wait a
few seconds and the LED light will indicate if your drink has been drugged. The
design of the gadget is based on police technology.
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| The 3 simple steps on how to use the device |
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