jostlin

The misspelling of "vials" clued me in.

Hydrofluoric acid, very strong scary. You don't really want it on your clothes.

ETA: "Strong" in a strictly chemistry context means that an acid is highly dissociative, which HF is not. Obviously, "scary" is a much more scientifically accurate term.

That would actually be a great PR stunt, especially if you teamed up with your student health center or a student-run sexual health organization. Gain some friends/allies/connections, get the word out, possibly get sponsorship from Glyde?

I think my school's too big for a service like this, but damn would it be useful.

Is the experience distracting from your day-to-day life? I would imagine, for example, catching a flicker off the screen while driving and swerving into the car next to me, or zoning out on my dinner date.

Is the reduced "hassle" of removing your smart phone from your pocket worth it? I see the added benefit in taking pictures and video (which you've mentioned you're doing a lot more), but other than that do you see it more "replacing" or simply supplementing our existing pocket computers?

Ed: spelling.