Bar rescue: Business student's product makes drinks safer for women

Date rape could be a thing of the past, thanks to Alexsandra Wolfe's buzz-worthy product. Market distribution is the next goal.

Mark Wemple. University of Tampa business student Alexsandra Wolfe is the founder and CEO of Puresipity, which makes a bracelet that can help women test drinks for date-rape drugs.
Mark Wemple. University of Tampa business student Alexsandra Wolfe is the founder and CEO of Puresipity, which makes a bracelet that can help women test drinks for date-rape drugs.
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Date rape has, sadly, become an all-too-common threat for young women. Drugs such as Gamma-Hydroxybutyrate (GHB) and Ketamine are easy to acquire and don’t alter the taste or appearance of alcoholic drinks and other beverages served in bars and clubs.

 

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