Detecting spiked drinks.... how does it work?

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Hi guys I am doing a graphic design project and I would need to know how this tests to check if your drink is been spiked works. Whats the chemical that react to the most common drugs used?

thank you so much!
 
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Can't find anything related to the chemistry of it... I am not even sure I am using the right words when searching. I am a design student...
 
saretta9999 said:
Can't find anything related to the chemistry of it... I am not even sure I am using the right words when searching. I am a design student...
You could start with 'date rape drugs' in Google/wiki.

Unfortunately there is more than just one drug out there. You may get info on anti spiking that way.

It seems a bit of an odd subject for a graphics designer? More chemistry based?
Also it is not the sort of thing I would want on my search history if I was a student.
 
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pinball1970 said:
Also it is not the sort of thing I would want on my search history if I was a student.
I feel sorry for people who have to live with Big Sister looking over their shoulder every second.
 
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I feel sorry for people who have to live with Big Sister looking over their shoulder every second.
If you have nothing not hide you have nothing to hide. If some guy spiked my sister's drink then I hope the authorities look into his search history when he is arrested.
It is just part of the evidence.