BE SAFE AS
Take control of your personal safety!
Testing your drink will help you be protected when you’re out and about. One drop of liquid is all it takes to detect if your drink has been spiked!
Reliable and accurate, discreet and rapid: Tutella is the ONLY transferable test sticker available to the Australian public for detecting GHB in beverages. It is super easy to use and cheap per unit.
Once you apply a drop of your drink to the sticker, results appear in as little as 5 seconds. You don’t have to wait long or be put in an awkward position. -we dont want cringe, we want confidence when we socialise!
Our single use drink test stickers are small enough to fit on your lipstick, keys and or phonecase! So they are discreet, but you can make it obvious and use it as a conversation starter!
As Seen on Channel 10 News
Our mission to make social spaces safer was featured on Channel 10 News. Watch the segment to see how Tutella helps protect you and your friends.
▶ Watch the SegmentWhat is Tutella?
Tutella is loosely translated as a guardian or protector, known for centuries to describe looking after the interest of another.
Be Safe As testing stickers, known as Tutella, detect GHB.
No alternate method for knowing the substance of GHB, used for incapacitating spiking victims, is available in Australia to test the beverage BEFORE it is ingested.
In ancient times, drink and food testers (people) were used to detect and protect the wealthy who were vulnerable to ill intent such as spiking for incapacity or poisoning.
BE SAFE AS
female founded
Be Safe As is a female founded and Adelaide based start up for the purpose of personal safety. BSA specialises in finding and offering the best personal safety products and devices. we are passionate about curbing assault and drink spiking through detection and protection. Be Safe As specialises in SMART surveillance devices including silent alarms and cameras. We understand the desire for a constant sense of one's safety. The need for protection from coercion, assault and abuse in domestic circumstances
Speak Up, Break the Silence. Reporting Abuse, Empowering Change.
Where to find help
You’re not alone
000 Call the police. Attend a local police station to make a report. The police exist to protect and serve. Let them!
- Alcohol and Drug Information Service
Information and counselling available between 8.30 am and 10.00 pm every day
Telephone: 1300 13 1340
(South Australian callers – local call fee) - SA Ambulance Service
- Yarrow Place – rape and sexual assault service (Adelaide based)
- 1800RESPECT is the national domestic, family and sexual violence counselling, information and support service.
