Bluestar Forensic

BLUESTAR Forensic, the most effective blood reagent for use at crime scenes or in the laboratory. The extreme sensitivity of BLUESTAR Forensic allows the detection of blood traces with the naked eye up to dilutions of 1 / 100 000. The first experiments conducted with a view to using luminol as a tool in forensic sciences were conducted in 1937 by Specht, who tested it out on a variety of bases such as the lawn, bricks, or stone soaked in blood. In 1939, Proesher & Moody tested Specht’s composition on animal and human blood. It is now used by forensic investigators in more than 95 countries, and recognized as the most effective blood detector on the world market.