XL Drink Spike Test Kit

Use it anywhere: the test can be performed within any social setting in a subtle way, including bars, house parties, festivals and concerts.

Get help: In the event of a positive result or if you or a friend start to feel strange or more drunk than expected, don’t delay in getting help. Alert someone you trust or a staff member if possible and get to a safe place. If necessary, or if you are in danger, contact the police. If symptoms worsen, call an ambulance.  

Symptoms: A variety of factors can influence the symptoms an individual will experience after being spiked. Nevertheless, it is important to be aware of the following symptoms:

Feeling nauseous or vomiting, feeling more drunk than usual, feeling sleepy, difficulties communicating, memory loss or confusion, breathing issues, blurred vision or hallucinations, lowered inhibition, unconsciousness

Overdrive Drink Spike Tests are used to test both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks for the presence of GHB (at 500 µg/ml), ketamine (at 15 µg/ml) and flunitrazepam (rohypnol or roofies) (at 10 µg/ml) with 99% accuracy*. They do not assess the presence of other possible adulterants. 

Do not place the drink sample directly into the test card; it must be diluted with the water tube before testing. 

If you suspect that your drink has been spiked even after testing, discard the previous sample, draw a new sample, and perform a new test for accurate detection.

*Failure to follow the user instructions may result in an inaccurate test result.

Test cards must remain in the pouch until use. Do not use after the expiration date. 

Each test strip is intended for single use only and should be discarded after use. 

Not for in vitro diagnostic use. 

Store at 4°C to 30°C (39°F to 86°F) sealed. 

Keep away from direct sunlight.

A negative test result may not necessarily indicate a drug-free beverage. Negative results can be obtained when drug is present but below the cut-off level of the tests. 

It is possible that technical or procedural errors, as well as other interfering substances in the beverage sample may cause erroneous results. 

Orange juice and other fruit juices may cause a false negative rohypnol result. 

Substantial quantities of grenadine may affect the background color and performance of the test, thus affecting the interpretation of the results.