Health

Nail stickers marketed for detecting GHB in drinks

Nail stickers are being recommended on social media as a way to detect GHB in a drink. Their claimed ability to offer protection against being drugged is being questioned, including whether they work or instead create a false sense of security.

The stickers are presented in the context of people becoming dizzy, losing control of their bodies and not knowing what is happening after allegedly being drugged, both when going out and at home. No conclusion about the stickers’ effectiveness is given.