Weare, N.H. residents Don and Linda Boisvert, at their Blood Finder of New Hampshire
booth displaying the BlueStar blood detection kit.

Don Boisvert, has been hunting for 50 years. He first learned about BlueStar, a forensic blood finding product, about a year ago and became a distributor of this product. "It was right then that Linda and I started our product distribution company, ‘Blood Finder of New Hampshire‘ ", Don told me. "The reason I got involved is because I am color blind and I was on line looking for help. A lot of folks won’t admit they are color challenged. Anyhow, that’s how I came across BlueStar. I called a distributor, Jerry Allen, and he guided me in the right direction. BlueStar set me up as a distributor of their blood finding product. Since then, Linda and I have set up almost 100 retail stores in the northeast and the U.S. that sell BlueStar."

Basically, what BlueStar does is it illuminates blood and doesn’t need any light. It shows up as a fluorescent blue coloration when it contacts blood and can be readily seen, even by those who are color challenged. However, it only works after dark or in low light conditions. It is the only blood finding agent that works well in any weather, even in rain. The Boisverts’ demonstrated how the BlueStar kit works and it was truly amazing. Don told us that if you hit a deer and rain gets onto the blood, the red blood may disappear from sight but it won’t wash away. With BlueStar sprayed on the area, the blood will still show up as a bright fluorescent blue coloration. The BlueStar kit comes with an empty spray bottle and two foil packs containing two tablets each, in each package, one tablet is white and one is tan color. You put one of each color tablet into the spray bottle, and add 8 ounces of water and mix. Full instructions come with the kit. The kit sells for $19.99. 

For further information about BlueStar, readers can visit Blood Finder of New Hampshire’s website at: www.bloodfinderofnh.com. The kit may be ordered directly from them, via their website, or by calling them at (603) 529-2498. Readers will also find a very interesting article on the Blood Finders of New Hampshire website on how the forensic side of BlueStar detected and found confederate blood stains 143 years after the Battle of Gettysburg.