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Here's the newest example of a clever invention that shouldn't have to exist.
Undercover Colors is a line of chemically enhanced nail polish currently being developed by undergrads at North Carolina State University. The polish can reportedly detect the presence of date-rape drugs such as (one would assume) rohypnol in drinks and change color to indicate a warning.
So far, few details have been announced about the product, which a spokesperson tells the Triangle Business Journal is "in the R&D stage."
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