Test Ton Verre® Wristband

GHB and ketamine detection support for events

A visible prevention tool that is easy to distribute and use in the field. The Test Ton Verre® wristband checks for a reaction compatible with GHB or ketamine in a drink.

✓Targeted GHB and ketamine detection

✓Wrist-worn format

✓Distribution at festivals, bars, campuses or events

✓Customisation available from 500 wristbands

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Event deployment

A visible tool that supports awareness and action when concerns arise.

The wristband can be integrated into a prevention campaign, stand, kit or large-scale distribution.

Field use

Distribute widely without creating a false sense of security.

The wristband is particularly suitable for festivals, clubs, bars, student events, public authorities and associations. It remains immediately available on the wrist and can carry a campaign identity from 500 units.

Integrated test areas for GHB and ketamine.
Visual reading according to the instructions and stated time.
Customisation for events and high-volume projects.
Use alongside training, reporting and professional care.

Test Ton Verre® wristbands for an event prevention campaign

Responsibility must never be shifted

The wristband does not remove responsibility from the organiser or venue. If someone becomes unwell, concerns arise or a reactive result appears, the priority is to protect the person, not leave them alone and alert staff or emergency services.

Product expertise

Understand before deployment.

Features, intended use and limitations must always be communicated together.

Purpose of the wristband

The wristband has test areas designed to provide a targeted indication for GHB and ketamine in a drink. It is a complementary tool.

Customisation

Test Ton Verre® wristbands can be customised from 500 units for festivals, venues, public authorities and prevention campaigns.

Deployment

Distribution should include a clear explanation of how to test, how to read the result, the limitations and who to contact if concerned.

Limitations

The wristband does not detect every substance and can never guarantee that a drink is safe. If exposure is suspected or symptoms occur, protecting the person and obtaining appropriate care remain the priorities.

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