Women On Guard® Includes Date Rape Test Strips To Their Website
The solution to date rape drugs has been added to the lineup of products at the WomenOnGuard.com website. It consists of special paper strips that women can carry with them while in bars or parties, to prevent from being date raped.
Online, April 11, 2013 (Newswire.com) - It's easier for women to protect themselves from date rape, by carrying DrinkSafe Test Strips, which can detect common drugs that are inserted in alcoholic or nonalcoholic drinks at social establishments.
The women owned website, WomenOnGuard.com, sells non lethal self-defense products such as Mace, pepper sprays, stun guns, personal alarms and Tasers. It's not surprising to know that it now includes a product that protects against date rape drugs, by simply performing a simple, quick strip test. Date rape drugs are predominant in bars and nightclubs around the country and also around the world. To test for drugs in drinks is very important in this day and age.
The owners of the women owned business, Susan Eaton and Martha Z. Martinez, informed us that it's just a natural step for their company to take. Offering this new protection product to their list of other items for their female customers is the right thing to do. Susan mentioned, "It might not be a physical self defense product like our other inventory, but it certainly can help to protect women against being raped. These DrinkSafe Test Strips detect GHB and Ketamine. They are two very common drugs that are present in most contaminated alcoholic drinks. Or any other drink for that matter, that you get at these social establishments."
Since 2006, Women On Guard takes very seriously the safety of women. This is yet another step for this company's special relationship with it's customers.
WomenOnGuard.com sells non-lethal, self defense products, such as pepper spray, personal alarms, stun guns and tasers, since it's inception in October of 2006. The customer's safety is their number one priority. The website also donates pepper spray to women's crisis centers nationally.