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Public Safety · Drink Spike Detection

Detection kits,
visible and accessible.

Kairos helps venues and organizations make drink-spike detection resources visible, organized, and accessible — so guests and staff know exactly where to find them.

Bring spike detection to your venue
What Kairos Provides

Everything a venue
needs to make kits easy to reach.

Detection Kit Dispensers
Easy Access for Guests & Staff
QR-Accessible Instructions
Venue Implementation
Kit Organization
Restocking Options
Multi-Location Programs
How It Works

Access  →  Test  →  Respond.

Step 01

Access

Detection kits are available through a clearly marked Kairos dispenser or designated safety station.

Step 02

Test

Users follow the detection kit manufacturer's instructions to screen the beverage for the substances that specific kit is designed to detect.

Step 03

Respond

If tampering is suspected, the individual or venue should follow appropriate safety and emergency procedures.

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Important Safety Note

A screening kit is not a guarantee that a beverage is safe. Detection capabilities and limitations vary by product. A negative result does not rule out all substances or drink tampering.

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Kairos ORD
KAIROS+ORD LLC

The Kairos Overdose Response Device — a rugged, connected Naloxone dispenser built for the communities, facilities, and systems closing the access gap for OTC emergency supplies.

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Overdose Response Device·Naloxone Dispenser·OTC Emergency Supplies·Community Wellness Infrastructure
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Regulatory Note ·Kairos ORD units dispense over-the-counter Naloxone in accordance with its FDA-approved OTC label. The Kairos dispenser is a distribution and access-control device — it is not itself a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. Users should follow the instructions on the Naloxone packaging and call emergency services in the event of a suspected overdose.