Safer Sips

13/04/2026

“Just watch your drink” isn’t a safety plan — it’s a gamble.

Protect your drink. Protect your night. Protect your friends.

Because looking away for one second shouldn’t cost you everything.

04/04/2026

25/03/2026

NightCap now comes in pink, black, purple, teal, and red.

Cute on your wrist. Protective on your cup.

Pick your colour to match your vibe 😎✨

23/03/2026

rotect your peace and your drink! 🍹✨ Safety never looked so good. The entire Safer Sips range is up to 30% off right now —don’t wait until you need it to have it. 💙

19/03/2026

Smart drinks, safer nights. Exclusive 25% off RRP on CYD tests and Nightcap Drink Covers at Chemist Warehouse Online. Because looking out for yourself is always in style. Shop now

09/03/2026

Today we celebrate our founder and CEO’s 37th year. From survivor to changemaker, another year of building something that truly matters. Here’s to keeping people safer, for many years to come.

04/03/2026

Safer nights just got easier ✨

Our new website is here, making it simpler to shop NightCap and CYD tests, learn how they work, and feel more prepared before you head out.

Everything you need, now in one place 🤍
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01/03/2026

Wherever you sip, stay covered 💗🍸
Night out essentials: prevention + peace of mind.
Grab yours at safer-sips.com ✨

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26/02/2026

🚨 O-PCE found in substances sold as ketamine in Victoria

Harm-reduction services have identified O-PCE (2-Oxo-PCE) in samples being sold as ketamine.

O-PCE is structurally related to ketamine but is reported to be more potent and longer lasting. When substances are misrepresented, expectations around dose and duration change — and risk increases.

This is why:
✔️ Drug checking matters
✔️ Real-time alerts matter
✔️ Layered protection matters

O-PCE sits within the same broader chemical family as ketamine. Based on structural similarities, it is reasonable to consider that tests designed to respond to ketamine and related amine-based compounds may also respond to substances in this group — however emerging compounds require formal validation before definitive claims can be made.

Awareness isn’t alarm.
It’s prevention.

Read the full breakdown via the link in bio.

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23/02/2026

Scopolamine is back in the headlines.

Following renewed discussion around the Epstein files, this drug, sometimes called “Devil’s Breath,” is being talked about for its ability to impair memory and judgment while someone appears awake.

Unlike simple sedatives, scopolamine can cause confusion, compliance and memory gaps.

That matters.

Because awareness is prevention.

The good news?
CYD® Drink Spiking Tests are designed to detect scopolamine, along with GHB, ketamine and co***ne, in seconds using a simple drop test.

No mixing.
No rubbing.
Fast results.

Drink spiking evolves.
Protection should too.

Read the full blog via the link in bio.

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