As the alcohol market faces a decline in California, a state-wide law requires bars and nightclubs to distribute drug-test kits to guests starting July 1 to prevent drink-spiking. According to the ...

Thanks to Assembly Bill 1013, bars and nightclubs with a Type 48 License will be required to have alcohol drug testing kits available by request. Tests will either be sold near market price or ...

Beginning July 1, California’s Type 48 license holders, which include bars and similar establishments that sell alcohol, will be required to offer drug testing kits as part of new legislation ...

California bars serving alcohol must sell or offer customers ... To let customers know about the drug testing kits, businesses must display signs that read “Don’t get roofied!

Assembly Bill 1031 requires establishments that sell alcohol to be consumed on-site to provide drug testing kits that can detect the presence of so-called "roofies," substances that are used to ...

A 10-panel drug test is a common ... Ordering a test through a doctor’s office or lab itself is the most direct way. However, there are also some kits a person can buy and send to the lab ...

Washington Sen. Manka Dhingra (D-Redmond) is sponsoring a bill requiring bars, nightclubs and other businesses that sell alcohol to provide date rape drug testing kits and to put up signs warning ...