Monash University launches ‘Sip Safe’ wristbands to stop drink spiking
Monash University and Y&R have created ‘Sip Safe’, a wristband which helps protect people from getting their drinks spiked.
Sip Safe will be used on campus and is able to detect drugs by placing a drop of your drink on the wristband.
Isn’t alcohol the most common form of drink-spiking? (ie an increased amount of shots per standard drink to get people drunk faster?) It’s great to take on a social initiative but this one seems to miss the mark.
Is there also an accompanying initiative to discourage young men from spiking girls’ drinks to get them drunk faster so they (maybe kinda) consent to doing things they wouldn’t otherwise…? Asking for a friend.
What a great idea,but it would be even better if it could be used in semi dark places like night clubs . This subject is very close to my heart , my beautiful granddaughter was subject to what is believed to be a spoked drink .What happened to her was very scary & worst still was she doesn’t remember a lot of what happened
I would like to purchase sip safe wrist bands for my teenagers
Where can I purchase them?
I would like to buy for my granddaughter as she is off overseas are they in the Frankston area to buy as I need them now.
WHERE CAN YOU BUY THEM?????