A nail adhesive that prevents chemical submission in drinks arrives in Spain

A Valencian company is set to exclusively distribute a nail adhesive in Spain that changes color upon contact with liquid ecstasy, aimed at detecting substances in drinks during social outings. The technology, developed by the Korean lab Philmedi, will be sold in pharmacies, festivals, and online. Named 'Spy nails by Freshia', the product features decorative stickers that react to chemicals, shifting from yellow to green when ecstasy is present. The initiative was inspired by concerns over chemical submission and sexual abuse cases. The adhesive has been certified and is currently in production, with a projected sales target of over half a million units in the first year. Future plans include a geolocation app for sharing locations with trusted contacts and developing similar products for festival wristbands and mobile devices.