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more about #drugs more comments → Lexicality: While I can see how it would eliminate the need for guards to have to manually go through someone's poop to remove the evidence, surely in order to fi... more » Jrsy Devil's Advocate®: This thing reminds me of an electric chair, which somehow seems appropriate given where it's being used. more » Alfisted: automatic stool pigeon more » se7a7n7: This will make my next drug mule job sooooooo much easier. more » dreamsneverend: So be reading comments I've learned Conrad is the gizmodo date rape drug expert.. scaaary. more » Geisrud: Not complaining; great idea, really. But the lip gloss doesn't really do anything then? It just happens to be sold with the test strips? more » ARP: Since it doesn't detect rufies and it doesn't work with certain drinks, I wonder about its effectiveness. To me this is like other self defense tools ... more » ianlogsdon: Um, theres a problem with this, GHB and Ketamine aren't used as date rape drugs, that was just media noise. more » nystreetfilms: If the strips turn blue? I donno about you fellas, but every time Ive been ruffied, Ive already was so fucked up I couldnt tell what time it was on my... more » Scotland: "You cannot use the test with wine, most fruit juices, and the test does not detect Rohypnol" - Isn't rohypnol the main one? "The Guardian and the Ch... more » GitEmSteveDave_ My Brute Dojo Code CDIAFIFE: And how women will carry around a tapir to clubs to dip in their drinks? more » thePrototype: from what I understand the strip doesn't detect rohypnol, so it's kind of useless. more » GitEmSteveDave_ My Brute Dojo Code CDIAFIFE: But they made the pills with dye in them now so they don't dissolve clear. Or so I've heard. more » Xeno: It's really unfortunate that this is a good idea. After seeing what happens at College parties however I know that stuff like this is needed. more » Curves: What a sad world we live in when something like this is even necessary. I guess if you have NO personality, charm or sex appeal then you spike a drin... more » -
#toilets
Drugloo Toilet Prevents Prison Guards From Whipping Out The Latex Gloves
Man, what can't toilets do these days? The latest innovation, Drugloo, washes feces, separates drug packages and seals the evidence in a container—all without prison guards having to get their hands dirty. More » -
#drugs
Drug Detecting Lip Gloss Sniffs Out Roofie
Spiked drinks are a serious concern for many women (and men, too, if you've seen The Hangover). That's why 2 Love My Lips is so clever: the gloss includes inconspicuous test strips that detect drugs like GHB and Ketamine. More » -
#crime
Undercover Investigators Can't Resist Playing With a Drug Dealer's Wii
For many of us, the novelty value of the Wii wore off a long time ago—not so for undercover cops in Polk County, Florida. They were recently busted bowling on the job by a convicted drug dealer's security camera. More » -
#drugs
Roadside Dope Tester Promises To Make You Even More Paranoid
As if the stoners and dopers weren't paranoid enough, the police may soon be able to detect whether or not you partake in one the five most popular recreational drugs: cocaine, heroin, cannabis, amphetamine, and methamphetamine. More » -
#vice
Top Three iPhone Apps: Weed, Booze, and Partial Nudity
Apple's Puritanical app approval policy doesn't let in any really inappropriate apps, but it's clear that the people want to indulge their vices with their iPhones: The current top three most popular apps are focused on sex, drugs, and alcohol. More » -
#crime
Music, Mustaches and Marijuana Collide In Idiotic LP Smuggling Attempt From 1979
Thanks to some moronic Jamaican and Canadian drug smugglers, the 1979 mustache patrol cracked down hard on LPs that had the rare distinction of being certified "pot." More » -
#drugs
LSD Creator Albert Hofmann to Steve Jobs: "How Was LSD Useful to You?"
The Huffington Post published a previously-unseen letter from LSD creator Albert Hofmann to Steve Jobs, who has in the past praised LSD's influence on his creative thinking. More » -
#drugs
Pot-Sniffing Helicopters Put the Illicit Dutch Agricultural Industry at Risk
The unmanned mini-helicopter has been dubbed the "Canna Chopper," and has been put to use sniffing out illegal grow operations in the Netherlands. Apparently only 10% of Dutch-grown pot is legal. Who knew? More » -
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#greatmomentsinadvertising
Delicious But Deadly
This print ad by Ogilvy & Mather for India positions Glaxo's Eno antacid as the pure white daisy in the muzzle of an assault rifle of tasty pain. The Dorito gunsight...damn. [Coloribus via Kottke] -
#visualizations
Turn a Sound Waveform Into a Bracelet
While it's packaged as a way to talk your kids out of getting high via a WWJD-type bracelet (LAME!), the Sound Advice Project nevertheless makes a cool bracelet of any sound's waveform for $18. More » -
#crime
The Rise of the Drug-Running Remote-Controlled Semi-Submarines
Drug lords have been using homemade subs to ferry cocaine to the US from Columbia for a few years but the machines are getting more sophisticated, sometimes employing remote control systems. More » -
#google
Swiss Police Uncover Hidden Marijuana Farm Using Google Earth
Swiss Police, aided by Google Earth, busted a group of "agricultural enthusiasts" who concealed two acres of ganja in the middle of a corn field. The only thing they didn't account for: satellite imaging. More » -
#drugs
Eyelash Growing Drug Will Cure That Baldness Around Your Eyes
If you've ever worried about the inadequacy of your eyelashes, the company that brought you Botox now has a serum to make them longer and fuller. The source of its power: repurposed glaucoma meds. More » -
#criminalmasterminds
R/C Helicopter Used to Smuggle Contraband Into Prison
Guards at Elmley Prison in the UK recently spotted a R/C helicopter fly over the jailhouse walls towards the prisoner's quarters with a small cargo attached underneath the fuselage. More » -
#coffee
Hourglass Coffee Maker Should Be Renamed 12-Hour Plastic Disappointment
We took one look at the electricity-free Hourglass Coffee Maker and thought it a simplistic, design-forward product. And then we examined the brewing process... -
#drugdelivery
AdminPatch Pain-Free Hypodermic Alternative Does It With Millions Of Needles Instead
Nanobioscience's AdminPatch sounds like a pretty amazing way to deliver drugs into the body: it's got a metal surface covered in millions of tiny microneedles that puncture the skin. You may instantly think "Ouch!" but since these are so small and pierce the skin shallow enough to avoid pain receptors, the system is apparently painless. More »
