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rape drug
Women and girls are increasingly being victims of knockout drops. Four students have developed a nail polish to recognize the rape drug.
It is the nightmare of every woman. You wake up, can not remember anything, and in the worst case, you do not have your clothes or your valuables with you. Not infrequently, K. o. Drops have preceded this endeavor.
Four US students have developed a nail polish to detect and expose the rape drug . K. o. Drops are usually tasteless and colorless. In the rarest cases, women notice when the drug is being hyped. The result: they become unconscious, raped and robbed. An easy game for criminal machinations.
How should the nail polish protect against knockout drops?
If the nail polish Ankesh Madan, Stephen Gray, Tasso Von Windheim and Tyler Confrey-Maloney are currently developing, comes into contact with the rape drug, it discolors. He sends a clear message to stop certain drinks.
We squeeze our painted thumbs and hope the four guys find enough investors to support this ingenious idea. They have already secured a young talent award!
