If you feel unsafe, call:
112
Emergency
155
Ambulance
158
Police

Choose your situation

Quick symptom checklist

Common warning signs include:

Sudden extreme dizziness
Feeling much more intoxicated than expected
Confusion or disorientation
Difficulty speaking clearly
Blurred or double vision

Seek immediate help if you experience:

Trouble staying awake
Difficulty breathing
Severe confusion
Loss of consciousness

Seek immediate help if you experience:

112 — Emergency
155 — Ambulance
158 — Police
I think this is happening right now

What to do immediately if you think your drink was spiked

1
Get to a safe place immediately
Leave the bar/club if possible
Go with a trusted friend
Ask venue staff or security for help
2
Do not stay alone
Call a friend, family member, or trusted person
If you feel unsafe, call emergency services
Emergency numbers in Czech Republic
112 — Emergency
155 — Ambulance
158 — Police
3
Avoid consuming more drinks
Do not drink alcohol or additional beverages
4
Preserve evidence
If possible:
Keep the glass or bottle
Take a photo of the drink
Note time and location
5
Seek medical attention
Do not drink alcohol or additional beverages
Medical professionals can help document evidence
My friend was spiked

What to do immediately if you think your drink was spiked

1
Get to a safe place immediately
Leave the bar/club if possible
Go with a trusted friend
Ask venue staff or security for help
2
Do not stay alone
Call a friend, family member, or trusted person
If you feel unsafe, call emergency services
Emergency numbers in Czech Republic
112 — Emergency
155 — Ambulance
158 — Police
3
Avoid consuming more drinks
Do not drink alcohol or additional beverages
4
Preserve evidence
If possible:
Keep the glass or bottle
Take a photo of the drink
Note time and location
5
Seek medical attention
Do not drink alcohol or additional beverages
Medical professionals can help document evidence
I need medical help

Map of places to go & their contact

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Prague
Laboratory of Clinical and Forensic Toxicology – Bulovka University Hospital
Services: Analysis of more than 1,300 toxicologically significant substances from blood, urine, gastric contents, and saliva; specialized examinations, including hair analysis.
Address:
Nemocnice Na Bulovce Budínova 67/2, Praha 8 – Libeň, 180 81
Contact:
+420 26608 3431
,
+420 604 280 162
Email:
toxikologicka.laborator@bulovka.cz
Source:
bulovka.cz
Prague
Institute of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology – General University Hospital in Prague
Services: Toxicological examinations of biological material (blood, urine, gastric lavage) for clinical and forensic purposes; hair analysis for detecting drug use over a longer period.
Address:
VFN – I. interní klinika hematologie, laboratoř U Nemocnice/Karlovo nám., Praha 2
Contact:
+420 224 961 111
Source:
vfn.cz
Prague
Proteix Biotechnologies
Services: Determination of ethanol and methanol in blood and urine; detection and quantification of medications and drugs from biological material (blood, urine, hair); consultations in clinical and forensic toxicology.
Address:
Inovační 122, 252 41 Zlatníky-Hodkovice, Prague
Contact:
+420 602 143 971
Email:
info@proteix.cz
Source:
proteix.cz
Brno
Institute of Forensic Medicine – St. Anne’s University Hospital Brno
Services: Examination of biological material for the presence of alcohol and narcotic and psychotropic substances; forensic toxicology examinations for law enforcement authorities.
Address:
FNUSA – Fakultní nemocnice u sv. Anny, Brno Pekařská 664/53, Brno
Contact:
+420 543 185 817
Source:
fnusa.cz
Pardubice
Toxicology Laboratory – Pardubice Hospital
Services: Preliminary drug and medication screening of urine; detection of medications, drugs, and volatile substances in urine and blood.
Address:
Nemocnice Pardubice – Biochemie a toxikologie Kyjevská 44, Pardubice
Contact:
+420 466 014 111
Source:
pardubice.nempk.cz
Ostrava
Toxicology Department – University Hospital Ostrava
Services: Determination of blood alcohol levels; detection of medications; detection of abused drugs; determination of volatile substances; determination of pharmaceuticals in biological material.
Address:
FN Ostrava – Ústav soudního lékařství Ostrava-Poruba
Contact:
+420 597 375 111
Source:
fno.cz
Liberec
Department of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology – Regional Hospital Liberec
Services: Examination of samples for clinical and forensic purposes, also available for self-payers.
Address:
Krajská nemocnice Liberec Husova 1430/34, Liberec
Contact:
+420 485 101 111
Email:
toxikologie@nemlib.cz
Source:
nemlib.cz
Report to police

How to report drink spiking in the Czech Republic

1
Contact the police
Call 158 or visit the nearest police station
2
Provide information
Helpful details include:
Time and location of incident
Description of venue
Description of suspicious individuals
Symptoms you experienced
Witnesses who were present
3
Medical documentation
If possible, bring:
Hospital report
Toxicology test results
4
Evidence
Evidence may include:
The drink or glass
Photos or videos
Messages from that night
Witness contact information
CCTV from the place of incident
Important
Drink spiking may be investigated as:
Endangerment
Sexual assault preparation
Administering harmful substances
I need legal help

Understanding your legal options

Victims of drink spiking may have the right to:

File a criminal complaint
Seek compensation for harm
Participate in criminal proceedings

Our lawyer can help you:

Understand your rights
Prepare a police statement
Collect evidence
Represent you in court

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Share what happened to help us track patterns, identify risks, and improve prevention.

Your report to us will help:

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Improve research and prevention
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Raise awareness

This is not emergency support or a police report.

You can submit a report even if you are not fully sure what happened.
You can submit a report even if you are unsure what happened.
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I’m not sure what happened

You don't need to be sure.

If something feels wrong, that's reason enough. Many spiking substances leave the body within hours — waiting for certainty often isn't possible, and isn't required.

What to do right now:

Still feeling symptoms? Don't be alone. Call 155 (ambulance) or 112 (English-speaking) or go to an ER.
Within the last 12–24 hours? A hospital can test your urine for GHB, benzos, and ketamine. The window is short.
Longer ago? Hair tests can detect substances weeks later. Ask a doctor.
Preserve evidence: Keep clothes unwashed in a paper bag. Save screenshots, locations, names, the venue.
Getting checked medically doesn't commit you to reporting.
Talk to someone — anonymously: Chat with us · Call 116 006
It's not your fault. Spiking is a crime committed against you. Nothing you drank, wore, or did makes you responsible.
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