A detailed guide to using your sticker, reading its result, and understanding possible warning signs.

1. Pick a fresh sticker

   Choose one unused sticker and gently peel it from its backing.

2. Place it on the heart

   Start with a clean, dry attachment. Align the sticker with the heart-shaped seat.

3. Add one drink drop

   Use a straw to place a single drop on the sticker’s test area. The supplied method uses a drop, not immersion.

4. Wait about 60 seconds

   Keep the attachment still. Compare the result with the color guide supplied with your stickers.

What does the color mean?

Green: a possible GHB warning

Do not drink. A screening result is not confirmation of a substance.

No change: not proof of safety

The test may miss GHB and does not rule out other substances.

Another color or unclear result?

Do not interpret it as safe. Follow the supplied guide and do not drink if you are concerned.

One sticker. One test. Dispose of the sticker after use. Keep the bracelet and fit a fresh sticker for another test.

Illustrated setup concept based on the supplied GHB nail-sticker instructions. Compatibility with the heart attachment, the 60-second reading time and color response require product-specific validation before sale. Follow the final instructions included with your product.

No. A test may miss a substance, and a GHB test does not rule out other drugs or added alcohol. A green result is a possible warning, not proof. Never use a sticker result as a guarantee of safety.

Small details.
Made to fit your night.

A bracelet you can keep wearing, with a little heart designed for a fresh sticker.

• The Safe Bracelet is made of stainless steel. It has a small heart attachment designed to hold a replaceable sticker. The bracelet is reusable; each sticker is for one test only.
• One bracelet includes 5 free stickers. The duo includes 10 free stickers total, with no additional bonus stickers. Both include the free Sticker Use Guide
• The supplied sticker description identifies GHB as its target. It is not an all-drug test and cannot detect every form of drink spiking. Accuracy, detection limits and performance when used on this bracelet have not yet been validated.