Drink spiking remains a real and underreported risk. Our next-generation Spiked Drink Test was designed to bring laboratory-level validation into a fast, discreet, consumer-friendly format.

This rapid test has been extensively analytically validated, with peer-reviewed, published results demonstrating a 99% detection rate and specificity for the most commonly used anesthetic-like, amnesia inducing, drink-spiking drugs, including Gamma-Hydroxybutyrate (GHB), Ketamine (KET), and Benzodiazepines (BZO), which includes “roofies.”¹

Proven Accuracy You Can Trust

Unlike first-generation drink spike tests, which often fail in real-world beverages, this test was evaluated under challenging conditions. In laboratory studies, it consistently detected spiking agents in dark beer, rum, and red wine—beverages where earlier first generation tests showed significant performance limitations.¹

Detection sensitivity reaches:

• GHB: 500 µg/mL
• Ketamine: 10 µg/mL
• Benzodiazepines: 2 µg/mL

Fast, Discreet, and Easy to Use

The test includes a small dropper to collect a sample of your drink. For privacy, testing can be completed discreetly—such as in a restroom—with clear visual results in approximately 5 minutes.

Key Benefits

• 99% accuracy and specificity (validated & published)¹
• Easy-to-interpret visual results
• Compact, portable design
• Results in ~5 minutes

High Specificity, Minimal Interference

Analytical specificity testing confirmed detection of common drug derivatives across GHB, benzodiazepines (and related compounds), and ketamine classes. Importantly, over 100 common substances and pharmaceuticals—including caffeine, amoxicillin, and trazodone—showed NO interference when tested at 100 µg/mL.

Important Limitations

Highly concentrated dark juices (such as dense grenadine syrup) may affect background color on the GHB pad and influence interpretation of BZO/KET results.

Science-First Transparency

Every test lot is quality-tested prior to release. Validation data are published or available upon request, reinforcing our commitment to transparency and scientific rigor.

Reference:

Wu AHB, Ong CM, Alamillo M, Farias S, Feinstein E, Chu P. Lab-based evaluation of first- and second-generation gamma-hydroxybutyrate test strips and pads in beverages. J Forensic Sci. 2025; 70: 2535–2541. https://doi.org/10.1111/1556-4029.70119

Disclaimer

This product has not been reviewed or cleared by the FDA and is intended solely for testing beverages, not for human or clinical use. These are screening tests and not confirmatory; definitive identification requires high-complexity laboratory methods such as LC/MS.