Question 1

What are StopTopps?

Accepted Answer

StopTopps are single-use, self-adhesive foil drink covers designed to deter drink tampering.

Question 2

How do I use a StopTopp?

Accepted Answer

Peel it from its backing, centre it over the drink, fold the adhesive edges around the vessel and insert a straw through the opening.

Question 3

Which containers do they fit?

Accepted Answer

They are designed for many common glasses, plastic cups, bottles and cans. Fit may vary depending on the size and shape of the vessel.

Question 4

Can they be used on non-alcoholic drinks?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Drink tampering can affect alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.

Question 5

Are StopTopps reusable?

Accepted Answer

No. They are intended for single use.

Question 6

Do StopTopps guarantee that a drink cannot be spiked?

Accepted Answer

No. They are designed to deter tampering and add a visible physical barrier. Continue supervising your drink and staying aware of your surroundings.

Question 7

How much is a pack?

Accepted Answer

A standard pack of 100 StopTopps is currently P1,000, subject to availability and price confirmation.

Question 8

How do I place an order?

Accepted Answer

Use the website order form or contact Oratile on WhatsApp at +267 76 83 83 52.

Question 9

Do you offer bulk orders?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Venues, institutions, retailers, event organisers and organisations can request bulk pricing.

Question 10

Can StopTopps be customised?

Accepted Answer

Custom designs may be available for qualifying orders. Contact Spike Stop with your quantity, branding requirements and event date.

Question 11

Does Spike Stop supply outside Botswana?

Accepted Answer

Spike Stop serves Southern Africa subject to product availability, delivery arrangements and the confirmed service area.

Question 12

Are StopTopps recyclable?

Accepted Answer

Recycle them where local recycling facilities accept the material. Disposal options may differ by location.

Question 13

What should I do if I think my drink was tampered with?

Accepted Answer

Stop drinking it, tell someone you trust, alert venue staff and seek urgent medical or emergency support when needed.

Question 14

Is drink spiking the victim’s fault?

Accepted Answer

No. Drink spiking is never the victim’s fault.

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