Igg Spike In Blood Test

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As featured in The Times, Cosmopolitan, Evening Standard, Daily Mail, Mumsnet, Telegraph, The Sun and Metro; and used by UK universities, bars and police forces.

Check Your Drink (CYD) has pioneered an easy-to-use drug detection strip that tests for both GHB and Ketamine, the two most commonly used drink enhancement drugs.

Both the GHB test and the Ketamine test were developed and validated for the detection of these drugs by two independent bodies; Clinical Trials Laboratory Services (CTLS) and Homerton University Hospital in 2013. Each test has been tested on a wide range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages to check for false positives.

Simply place a drop of your drink on each of the two test areas on the strip and if the pink area turns blue or the yellow area turns orange, it means your drink has been tampered with.

Taking a packet of CYD with you on an evening out can help protect you and your friends from this risk.

If you or your friends start to behave strangely or unusually badly, take a
CYD test. If you test positive, seek help from bar staff or trusted friends to get you safely home.

• Support your friends - stay with them until they feel better.
• Be aware of overly friendly strangers.
• Never give out your address to someone you have just met.
• If you are travelling abroad, be aware of:  the area and where to find help.
• Drink fueling is a global problem. Take some CYD tests with you.
• When you are in bars or clubs, have a drink directly from the bartender. Keep your eyes on your order. If you leave your drink unattended, be careful to return to it. Ultimately, go out and have fun, but be safe and support each other

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