SafePAS helps law enforcement, security teams, laboratories, workplaces, and agricultural professionals make faster, fairer, and better-informed decisions using portable analytical systems.
Our flagship solution, Drug Hunter, gives officers and safety professionals access to quantitative saliva drug testing directly on site. Instead of relying only on ambiguous rapid-test results, teams can see which substance was detected, at what concentration, and whether multiple substances are present in the same sample.
SafePAS also develops SMAGRY, a portable soil intelligence platform that helps farmers and agronomists make more precise, sustainable fertilizer decisions based on real field data.
Drug Hunter is designed to solve one of the biggest problems in roadside and workplace drug testing: false positives and unclear “presumptive positive” results.
Traditional rapid immunoassay tests can indicate that a drug may be present, but they often do not provide enough detail for confident action. Drug Hunter goes further. It identifies and quantifies each substance separately, helping officers and decision-makers understand what was actually found in the sample.
That means fewer unnecessary lab confirmations, fewer wasted resources, and fewer situations where people are affected by inaccurate or unclear screening results.
Drug Hunter is built to bring forensic-grade analytical capability directly to the point of need.
The system delivers rapid, quantitative results on site and is designed for use in real operational environments such as roadside checks, customs inspections, security operations, and workplace testing.
Drug Hunter provides results in minutes, with 5–8 minutes of analysis time and a complete sample-to-report workflow designed for fast field decisions.
Yes. Reducing false positives is one of the core reasons Drug Hunter exists.
False positives can waste officer time, require unnecessary lab confirmation, create custody and court delays, and damage trust in the testing process. The updated messaging document estimates that every false positive on a rapid test can cost approximately €350–€1,200 in officer time, lab confirmation, custody, court delays, and dropped charges.
Drug Hunter helps reduce this risk by using a forensic-grade analytical method that identifies and quantifies specific substances separately, instead of relying only on broad screening reactions.
Drug Hunter does not replace accredited forensic laboratories in every legal process. Instead, it brings laboratory-informed screening capability directly to the field.
For officers and safety teams, this means better information before deciding whether further action or laboratory confirmation is needed. Drug Hunter can help prioritize which cases need escalation, reduce unnecessary confirmations, and provide a stronger basis for operational decisions.
In practice, it bridges the gap between simple rapid tests and full laboratory confirmation.
Drug Hunter is suitable for environments where fast, accurate, on-site drug screening can directly improve decision-making.
It can be used by law enforcement agencies, border and customs authorities, workplace safety teams, security services, forensic laboratories, transport operators, and other organizations that need reliable saliva-based drug testing.
Because the system is portable and does not require full laboratory infrastructure, it can be deployed closer to the point where decisions are made.
SMAGRY is a portable soil analyzer connected to a cloud-based service. It provides agronomists, farmers, and agricultural consultants with locally relevant insights for smarter and more sustainable farming. The device delivers instant soil composition analysis, fertilizer recommendations, and the ability to monitor sustainability indicators at the level of individual fields.
The website includes a “Request for Demo” section with a contact form. You can request a demonstration of Drug Hunter or SMAGRY and discuss potential cooperation opportunities. The same page also features a “Become a partner” option, and the footer provides contact details (address and email) for direct inquiries.