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The Anti-Creep: the 120 dB anti-harassment whistle for women's everyday safety

The anti-harassment safety whistle, also known as the anti-creep whistle, is designed above all for women's safety against street harassment and assault. It goes everywhere with you: on the street, on a night out or at an event, on public transport or on a walk. With a simple breath, it produces a piercing sound of up to 120 dB, powerful enough to startle an attacker, draw attention and alert people around you within seconds.

With no batteries required, it works instantly, in any weather, and never runs out. Ultra-lightweight and supplied with a necklace and keychain attachment, it can be worn every day without a second thought, always ready when you need it.

Capote2verre is proud to be among the first in France to offer this anti-harassment safety whistle, designed to strengthen women's safety every day and on nights out.

Customer reviews of the anti-harassment safety whistle

Claire

Ultra compact, this product is very easy to slip into a pocket or bag to always have it on you. It stretches easily to fit the glass size and stays firmly in place, even on wide glasses. Very airtight too, no liquid leaks. I recommend!

Thomas

Impeccable. Delivered very quickly. They are already individually wrapped in kraft paper unlike other brands, and they even took the extra precaution of wrapping the 3 Capote2Verre. They go perfectly through the wash and fit almost all glasses. Amazing!

Marshal

Bought for a future party, the anti-spiking cover fits small glasses as well as large ones. Happy and proud of my purchase so I can relax when I leave my drink unattended 😊

Marie

I am very satisfied with this anti-drug protection. It holds well on glasses even upside down! Plus I can reuse it. I recommend this product

Jess

Top quality product, used at a festival – besides protecting, you can dance without spilling anything, woohoo!

Amélie

Tested and approved! Durable and practical, washable for reuse.

Frequently asked questions about the anti-harassment whistle