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Drink spiking tests CYD (8 pcs.)

Drink spiking tests CYD (8 pcs.)

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Take a CYD drink spiking test pack with you to parties, clubs, or festivals and stay safer. These tests help detect dangerous substances that may be secretly added to drinks to intoxicate or harm someone.

CYD tests detect the most common spiking agents, including: GHB (Xyrem); ketamine; cocaine; scopolamine; other amine-based narcotics.

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A negative result doesn’t guarantee your drink is safe. CYD tests detect the most common drugs, but not all substances.

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What are CYD drink spiking tests?

CYD tests are quick and easy-to-use tools that help you check if your drink has been contaminated with dangerous substances. They are designed to protect against “spiking” incidents in clubs, bars, or festivals.

How do I use a CYD test?

  1. Place a drop of your drink onto the test area.
  2. Wait a few seconds.
  3. If a color change appears – it may indicate a harmful substance.

The test is simple, requires no extra tools, and fits easily in your pocket.

Which substances do CYD tests detect?

CYD tests detect the most common substances used in drink spiking:

  • GHB (Xyrem);
  • Ketamine;
  • Cocaine;
  • Scopolamine;
  • Other amine-based narcotics.

Are CYD tests reliable?

Yes. CYD tests have been scientifically validated by the Clinical Trials Laboratory Services (CTLS) and the University of Strathclyde (UK).

Since 2025, they have also been officially accredited by the UK police crime prevention initiative “Secured by Design”, meaning they can even be used as evidence in investigations.