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Trace Eye-D Hosts Florida Attorney General
Trace Eye-D, a leader in innovative safety solutions, is thrilled to announce the official launch of its revolutionary Fentanyl Detection Wipes on Amazon Marketplace. These wipes are designed to empower individuals and organizations in the fight against the opioid crisis by offering a simple yet effective way to detect the presence of dangerous fentanyl substances.
Trace Eye-D Unveils Groundbreaking Fentanyl Detection Wipes on Amazon Marketplace
Trace Eye-D, a leader in innovative safety solutions, is thrilled to announce the official launch of its revolutionary Fentanyl Detection Wipes on Amazon Marketplace. These wipes are designed to empower individuals and organizations in the fight against the opioid crisis by offering a simple yet effective way to detect the presence of dangerous fentanyl substances.
Tampa Bay company creates wipes to detect dangerous drugs like fentanyl, methamphetamine
The Palmetto Police Department has been field-testing the wipes since January and says the results have been 100% in line with the established testing method
Bay area company uses wipes to detect fentanyl
These wipes will change color if they come in contact with a chemical that is generally found in drugs like fentanyl. (Nick Popham/Spectrum Bay News 9)
Bradenton’s ‘Trace Eye-D’ develops wipes that detect fentanyl, cocaine and methamphetamine
The Palmetto Police Department has been field-testing the wipes since January and says the results have been 100% in line with the established testing method
Trace Eye-D Launches New Product Technology at Australia Land Forces Expo 2021
The Palmetto Police Department has been field-testing the wipes since January and says the results have been 100% in line with the established testing method
Demonstration at SCF focuses on product that detects explosives
The Palmetto Police Department has been field-testing the wipes since January and says the results have been 100% in line with the established testing method
New patent to save lives, improve mass transit security, public events
The Palmetto Police Department has been field-testing the wipes since January and says the results have been 100% in line with the established testing method