The Test Ton Verre® bracelet from AMA Prévention featured in DNA
A bracelet designed for prevention in festive settings
The principle is to place a drop of drink on the reactive areas, then observe the result according to the instructions. The bracelet targets GHB and ketamine under the conditions defined for the product.
Its format makes it easy to wear and distribute during an event. Bracelets can be customized starting from 500 units, unlike Test Ton Verre® cards, which are not customizable.
What the bracelet can provide
- a visible awareness tool;
- a quick way to check a suspicious drink;
- a starting point to engage in discussions about consent and good practices;
- an easily integrable tool within an event setup.
What it cannot guarantee
The bracelet does not detect all substances that can impair a person. The result may also depend on the type of drink, the sample, and adherence to the instructions.
An innovation developed in Strasbourg
The Test Ton Verre® bracelets were developed in collaboration with Toda Pharma and AMA Prévention. The goal was to offer a professional, identifiable, and supported product from France, rather than an anonymous product without instructions or support.
AMA Prévention is located within Toda Pharma’s environment in Strasbourg and operates as a specialized distributor-wholesaler in screening tests and prevention solutions.
How to integrate Test Ton Verre® into an event?
- train teams before opening;
- clearly indicate where to ask for help;
- distribute bracelets with a brief explanation;
- provide a secure space for anyone in difficulty;
- never isolate or blame a potential victim;
- keep the drink or container if suspicious;
- call 15 or 112 in case of illness or danger.
A now broader range
Test Ton Verre® is complemented by wallet-sized cards and B-SAFE, a connected device for drink analysis. These solutions do not exactly serve the same purpose and should be chosen based on the audience, volume, and level of support desired.
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