Bahrain says staff at its air terminal have exploded a presume bundle sent from Britain by means of Dubai, the week after an impact close to the British consulate.
The package was initially thought to contain explosives however on assessment, the service of inside said it contained just bomb-production materials.
Authorities in Bahrain have told the BBC they accept the gadget was a sham to "test their safeguards".
The UK Foreign Office says it knows about the reports and is checking them.
In the interim, revolt police in the capital Manama shot nerve gas and elastic slugs at many dissenters attempting to arrive at a key milestone.
The Shia-lion's share nonconformists - who are requesting more rights from Bahrain's Sunni rulers - were attempting to arrive at Pearl Square, the focal point of showings which emitted not long ago.
They started walking after services celebrating the demise of the Prophet Muhammad's grandson Hussein, in 680AD, a key occasion in the Shia confidence.
There were no quick reports of wounds.BBC security reporter Frank Gardner says UK counter-psychological oppression police are working with the Bahraini specialists to research the gadget.
In the wake of exploding the bundle, Bahrain's service of inside said on its Twitter account: "Amendment: in the wake of inspecting bundle at lab it turns the materials utilized aren't explosives, however contained instruments used to make explosives".
On Sunday, Bahrain said a blast outside the British consulate in the capital Manama was brought about by a bomb put under a vehicle close by. It passed the wheel over a van and harmed different vehicles close by.
English ambassadors were not thought to be the objective, our reporter says.
A week ago, the Daily Telegraph paper revealed that a senior cop who left the Metropolitan Police not long ago was going to Bahrain to help change the police there.
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