Bomb Detector
The Acro Explosives Testers are a set of disposable pen-size devices capable of detecting mere micrograms of most common explosives–including peroxide-based explosives, which are typically hard to detect and can be made from household ingredients. The bottom of the cap is touched to a suspicious object or person and then screwed back onto the pen. Plungers at the other end are then depressed in sequence to release reagents. An enzymatic reaction produces a color change if an explosive is present.
Product: Acro Explosives Testers
Cost: Up to $19
Availability: Now
Source: www.1stdefensegroup.com
Companies: Acro Security Technologies
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