ANTI-SPIKING DRINK COVERS FOR YOUR NIGHTS OUT.
Reusable drink covers designed to cover your drink on nights out and support drink-spiking prevention.
30,000+ people protected
Rated 4.8/5
Reusable products
WHICH DRINK COVER TO CHOOSE ?
Anti-Spiking Scrunchie
Silicone Drink Cover
Keychain drink cover
Format
Wrist or hair
Silicone with a drinking spout
Key case
Reusable
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Highlight
Everyday object
Drink without a straw
Always with you
Silicone Drink Cover
FormatSilicone with a drinking spout
Reusable✔
HighlightDrink without a straw
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DISCOVER OUR PRODUCTS
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THEY'RE TALKING ABOUT US
OUR STORY
2021
The Spark
A friend of Manon, co-founder of Protect Your Glass, is the victim of an attempted drink spiking on a night out. This sparks several months of research to develop a simple solution to better protect drinks. At the time, Charly, the co-founder, was still a French gendarme.
2022
Launch
After several months of testing, Protect Your Glass is launching its first product in June: the anti-spiking scrunchie, a reusable, discreet, and affordable drink cover. The Protect Your Glass adventure begins.
2023
Recognition
Protect Your Glass is gaining national visibility: the brand was invited onto "La France Bouge" on Europe 1 and won the Trophée de l’Avenir – Listeners' Choice Award. An initial media recognition for our prevention initiative.
2024
Partnerships
Protect Your Glass is developing partnerships with student organisations and prevention groups, notably with the General Association of Students of Paris (AGEP). Our drink covers are distributed to several thousand students during awareness-raising campaigns and events.
2025
New format
Protect Your Glass is expanding its range with the keychain drink cover: a reusable fabric protector stored in a compact case, designed to be easily carried, distributed during prevention campaigns, and kept after the event.