Who are we? - Capote2Verre: A Revolution in Glass Protection
A commitment born out of urgency
In 2022, the scourge of Drink Spiking reached alarming heights in France. Nearly 2,000 complaints and calls were recorded by the Paris addiction monitoring centre (AP-HP), a sharp increase from the 700 cases in 2021.
Faced with this disturbing escalation, Tanguy, the founder of Capote2Verre, witnessed this growing threat. After the Covid-19 pandemic, when bars and other party venues reopened, the increase in drink spiking incidents drove him to take action.
The Birth of Capote2Verre
Driven by a desire to change things, Tanguy developed Capote2Verre, an innovative silicone glass protector designed to prevent harmful substances from being added to drinks.
This reusable device is both effective and reassuring, offering enhanced safety at festivals and nightclub parties.
Capote2Verre is more than a simple glass protector; it's a symbol of resistance against chemical attacks, allowing everyone to fully enjoy the party.
A Mission that Keeps Growing
For Tanguy, the adventure didn't stop there. With his team, he now tours France's most iconic festivals to promote Capote2Verre. Their mission is clear: raising public awareness about drink spiking and offering a solution that prevents associated violence.
This proactive approach is detailed on Tanguy's LinkedIn profile, where he regularly shares updates and inspiring stories related to Capote2Verre.
A Visible and Accessible Innovation
To see Capote2Verre in action and understand its impact, we invite you to watch our demo video and check out our Instagram and TikTok accounts @Capote2Verre
Discover how this prevention tool can transform your experience at parties and festivals, giving you back confidence and freedom.
Join the Capote2Verre Movement!
Gone are the days of watching your drink and covering it with your hand all night.
With Capote2Verre, enjoy reusable, anti-drug and anti-spill protection. Visit our site for more information and join us in this essential fight against drink spiking.
