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if you think youve been spiked

Get help. You don’t need proof.

You do not need a test result to take a concern seriously. If you feel unwell or unsafe, get help.

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SUSPECT DRINK TAMPERING OR FEELING SUDDEN
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INTERNATIONAL EMERGENCY
SERVICE DIRECTORY

Use the contacts for the country you are in now.

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CRITICAL EMERGENCY

Call immediately if someone collapses, has a seizure, has trouble breathing or cannot be woken, or if anyone is in immediate danger.

MEDICAL & POISON ADVICE

Get prompt advice if you suspect spiking. For severe symptoms, use the emergency number instead.

NON-EMERGENCY POLICE

Report suspected spiking when there is no immediate danger. If danger is ongoing, call emergency services.

  • United Kingdom101Non-emergency police
  • United StatesLocal police ↗Non-emergency reporting

    Use the police service where the incident happened. Numbers vary locally.

  • CanadaLocal police ↗Non-emergency reporting

    Contact the local police service or RCMP detachment for the incident location.

  • Australia131 444Police Assistance Line
  • New Zealand105Non-emergency police

In another country? Use its local emergency number. Ask venue staff or someone you trust to help you contact emergency services.

OFFICIAL SERVICE SOURCES
STAY WITH SOMEONE YOU TRUST. DO NOT DRIVE IF YOU FEEL UNWELL.KEEP THE DRINK IF SAFE TO DO SO. DO NOT DELAY MEDICAL HELP TO COLLECT EVIDENCE.
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Take the concern seriously.

  1. 01

    Stop drinking and tell someone

    Tell a trusted friend, venue staff or security that you think you may have been spiked.

  2. 02

    Stay with someone you trust

    Move to a place where you feel safe. Do not leave alone or with someone you do not know, and do not drive if you feel unwell.

  3. 03

    Get medical help

    Tell medical staff that you suspect spiking. If symptoms are severe or worsening, call the emergency number for your location.

  4. 04

    Report when you can

    Contact local police promptly for advice on testing and evidence. Do not delay medical care while trying to collect proof.

Guidance adapted from Police.uk: what to do first ↗. Use your own country’s services above.

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If you are helping someone.

Stay with them, listen and help them get medical attention. Tell responders that spiking is suspected. You do not need a test result, and a clear drink test should never be used to dismiss their concern.

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Support after sexual harm.

You deserve support whether or not you have reported to police. These services can help you find specialist care and talk through your options.

United KingdomNHS · sexual assault care and SARCsUnited StatesRAINN · support and local servicesCanadaProvincial and territorial support servicesAustralia1800RESPECT · sexual violence supportNew ZealandSafe to talk · sexual harm support

Elsewhere, ask local medical services to help you find a sexual assault support service.