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In a groundbreaking leap for public safety, researchers at the University of British Columbia have developed Spikeless, a revolutionary smart stir stick that can detect drink spiking drugs like GHB and ketamine in just 30 seconds. With nightlife safety concerns on the rise, this tiny tool could be the most powerful defense yet.

The tip of the Spikeless stick is coated with a chemical sensor that changes color instantly upon contact with spiking agents—offering real-time detection without the need for bulky devices or mobile apps. Unlike traditional methods, which often rely on delayed symptoms or lab tests, Spikeless is proactive, discreet, and affordable.

Drink spiking is more common than you might think: studies show up to 10% of women and sexual minorities and 4% of heterosexual men have experienced it. Spikeless is designed to empower individuals and equip venues like bars and clubs with a simple solution that can save lives and build trust.

This innovation is already being hailed as a must-have tech for the future of nightlife. Whether you’re out with friends or managing a busy venue, Spikeless could be the tool that ensures a safer, smarter night for all.

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