Neon Zest 2-Sticker Pack
Neon Zest 2-Sticker Pack
Neon Zest is BeSuro™’s lime 2-pack of 30 mm drink test stickers for personal-reference beverage screening. Perfect for one night out, with Squee-P vibing in headphones.
What’s included
- 1 resealable Neon Zest pouch
- 2 BeSuro™ drink test stickers
- 30 mm peel-and-stick format
What does BeSuro™ screen for?
The BeSuro™ product catalogue lists five screening targets: GHB, ketamine, flunitrazepam, benzodiazepines and scopolamine. BeSuro™ does not screen for every possible substance.
How to use BeSuro™
- Stick: place the sticker securely on your cup or glass.
- Peel: remove the protective cover.
- Dab: apply one drop of the beverage to the centre of the test area.
- Check: review the result at 5 seconds using the instructions supplied with your pack.
If the sticker changes colour, or you are suspicious of the beverage for any reason, do not consume it. See the full BeSuro™ how-to guide.
Important screening limitations
A negative result does not guarantee that a drink is safe, and a positive result is not sole proof that a drug is present. Milk-based drinks may cause false positives for GHB, while red wine and strongly coloured drinks may affect interpretation. BeSuro™ is for personal-reference screening and is not intended for medical, forensic, legal or law-enforcement use.
Read the BeSuro™ FAQ or Product Safety & Responsible Use for more information.
Sold by Germonizer Pte. Ltd. Orders ship from Singapore.
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BeSuro™ Singapore: your questions answered
BeSuro™ is a Singapore-born personal-safety lifestyle brand offering a 5-in-1 personal drink safety sticker for beverage screening. Each sticker is 30 mm in diameter. Singapore orders are fulfilled by Germonizer Pte. Ltd.
Product details are based on the BeSuro™ Product Catalogue (pages 3–5 and 9) and supplied packaging artwork. Follow the instructions supplied with your actual pack.
How many test kits are in a BeSuro™ pack?
Pack sizes vary. Each product shows how many test kits it contains.
How do I use a BeSuro™ drink test sticker?
Stick the sticker to your cup, peel off the protective cover, dab one drop of the beverage onto the centre, then check the result at 5 seconds using the instructions supplied with your pack. If the sticker changes colour, do not drink.
Does a negative result mean my drink is safe?
No. The packaging states that a negative result does not guarantee the drink is safe, and a positive result is not sole proof of drug presence. If a result is positive or you are suspicious, do not consume the drink.
Can the type of drink affect the result?
Yes. The packaging warns that milk-based drinks may cause false positives for GHB, and red wine or strongly coloured drinks may affect interpretation. These kits are for personal reference screening, not medical, forensic, legal or law-enforcement use.
What size is the pouch?
The pouch artwork specifies a width of 11 cm, a height of 15 cm and a 4 cm bottom/gusset panel. These are pouch specifications; the shipping parcel can be larger.
Who sells BeSuro™ in Singapore?
BeSuro™ is sold by Germonizer Pte. Ltd., 39 Woodlands Close, #08-63, Mega@Woodlands, Singapore 737856. Contact support@besuro.com for product and order enquiries.
Which substances does BeSuro™ screen for?
The BeSuro™ product catalogue lists five screening targets: GHB, ketamine (KET), flunitrazepam (FLZ), benzodiazepines (BZO) and scopolamine (SCOP). It does not detect every possible drug and does not guarantee that a drink is safe.
Which colours and sticker designs are available?
BeSuro™ comes in pink, yellow and beige pouches. Each pouch contains four stickers in random collectible designs, and one of them might be a secret premium holographic sticker. Not every pouch has one, and we don't reveal what it looks like: you'll only find out if you get it.
What does BeSuro™ mean?
BeSuro™ comes from “Be Sure” and is pronounced “Bee-Sure-o”. It is built on the idea that people should not have to choose between enjoying themselves and looking after themselves.
Is BeSuro™ a medical, laboratory or forensic test?
No. BeSuro™ is not positioned as an in-vitro diagnostic product, medical device, forensic test or legal evidence tool. It is a personal-reference screening sticker and does not replace your own awareness.