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LIP GLOSS
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Nimeh also said the kit is not
as convenient as it appears and
that many people who would buy
the kit would also be taking more
protective measures at a party.
"Because it's not the lip gloss
that actually changes colors, but a
strip that changes colors it looks
more like a marketing technique
or not all that convenient," she
said. "If you were going to be that
vigilant, there are probably other
risk-reduction techniques that
you could use."
LSA junior Elana Mendelowitz
said she would consider using the
product.
"I haven't heard of definite
cases on this campus but it's defi-
nitely an issue on college campus-
es. It can't be denied that it's an
issue and I think people should
he wary of it," she said. "Girls
carry around lip gloss all the time
so why not just get this lip gloss
and they can help themselves and
each other."
LSA freshman Sarah Loeb also
said she would try out the prod-
uct.
"I don't wear lip gloss that
much, but I think I would wear
this one if I had the option," she
said. "That way I would be able
to test my drink just in case I was
concerned."
Whittaker said she first got the
idea to create a compact date rape
testing kit 18 months ago when
she was in a bar in Belfast, Eng-
land and was advised by the bar-
tender to be wary of spiking after
heing given a drink hy a man she
didn't know.
When she arrived home, she
looked up ways to test if a drink
had been spiked and found that
the smallest kit on the market
was the size of a credit card, and
she believed no ordinary woman
would want to go out with it in
tow.
"It's one of those things girls
don't go out without (lip gloss),"
Whittaker said. "The whole con-
cept is look gorgeous but stay in
control."
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