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Isère. "The daughter of a friend has been drugged": she sells a bracelet that detects drugs in the glasses.

Summary by ledauphine.com
Since the beginning of January, Emily Arthaud has been marketing a drug detector bracelet to combat attempts at chemical submission. She wants to alert the general public about this scourge.
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Isère. "The daughter of a friend has been drugged": she sells a bracelet that detects drugs in the glasses.

Since the beginning of January, Emily Arthaud has been marketing a drug detector bracelet to combat attempts at chemical submission. She wants to alert the general public about this scourge.

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ledauphine.com broke the news in on Sunday, February 23, 2025.
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