but as jacqueline kelly explains, some experts have serious concerns about it. >> reporter: many sayl assault and date rape drugs are common on college campuses and bars. >> it's like a reality when you go to college and you're a girl. >> reporter: it's so widespread four male college students decided to come up with a unique way to stop it before it happens. according to the group's facebook page, they created a nail polish called undercover colors that can detect popular date rape drugs like rohypnol, xanax and ghb. you just have to stir your drink with your finger and nail polish will change colors if a date rape drug is present. >> it's scary. you hear lots of stories about things that happen to girls, drugs, anything like that. and knowing that just because like i'm wearing a nail polish and i can stick my finger in it, and i can be safe, that's definitely a reason to buy a nail polish like that. >> reporter: while everyone agrees this is a good idea, experts at university hospital say it can create a false sense of security. these types of drugs only test a handful of the date