TRACE EYE-D NEWS
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