Like a Pregnancy Test for Luxury Spices

A chef drops three suspicious red threads into the device, watches the digital readout climb to 92% pure Grade 1 saffron worth $180/oz, then tests a fourth sample that flashes 34% — dyed corn silk masquerading as premium Persian saffron.

They just saved $400 from being scammed. This moment plays out daily in Michelin-starred restaurants, specialty spice importers, and high-end hotels worldwide — anywhere buyers spend over $2k monthly on saffron and lose 15-30% to fraud.

The SaffronWatt device stops the $500M+ global saffron fraud epidemic, one thread at a time.