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The mother simply saturates a reactive pad with a small amount of breast milk and then waits two minutes. If there is no alcohol detected, the pad will not change color. If the pad turns a blue/green color, then alcohol is present in the milk. Each package contains six testing strips. For information, visit http://www.milkscreen.com/.

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