Share Your Story – Help Us Raise Awareness 💙

Drink spiking happens far too often, and too many stories go unheard. At Safer Sips, we want to change that. By sharing your experience, you’re helping us better understand how, where, and when spiking occurs—so we can work towards real change.

This form is completely secure and will only be viewed by our founder —a drink spiking survivor herself. Every section is optional, so please only share what you’re comfortable with.

Thank you for trusting us with your story. Your voice matters. 💙

As at 1 March 2025: Free Pouch Promotion has ended - check back soon! We would still appreciate your story submissions, and will offer a discount code for 20% off pouches through our website.

Code will be available upon submission.

1. Basic Context

Where did this happen? (City, venue type—bar, club, restaurant, house party, etc.)

Approximately when did this happen? Just year is ok. Was it around a significant event?

What was your approximate age?

What gender did you identify as at the time?

Female

Male

or Other?

Were you alone?

Or with friends?

or Other?

Approximately how many alcoholic drinks (if any) had you consumed before you felt something was wrong? This is safe space an there will be no judgement.

Do you know or suspect what substance was used?

Do you know or suspect who spiked you?

2. Experience of Being Spiked

How did you first realise something was wrong?

Can you describe how you felt physically and mentally? (e.g., dizziness, memory loss, nausea, confusion, paralysis)

Do you remember anything from the hours after being spiked? If not, what do you know from others who were with you?

Were there any signs that your drink had been tampered with? (Unusual taste, excessive bubbles, fogginess, sinking ice, etc.)

3. Aftermath & Response

Did you tell anyone at the time? How did they respond?

Did friends, staff, or authorities take your concerns seriously?

Did you seek medical attention? If so, were any drugs found in your system?

Did this experience change the way you go out or feel about being in public places?

4. Reflection & Moving Forward

What do you wish had been different in how people responded to you?

What advice would you give to someone to help them stay safe?

Would you be open to having your story anonymously shared to help raise awareness?

Yes

Anything additional you would like to add?