FAQs

Why should I use KnoNap's resources?

Anyone can be affected by drug facilitated sexual assault and crime, regardless of age, gender, sexual orientation and geographic location. 

1 in 3 women and 1 in 33 men experience sexual violence in their lifetime. 

1 in 13 college-aged individuals suspect having had a drink laced with a rape drug.

 Empower yourself in any setting using the Knope Test and Knope Drink Cover. 

 

What drugs does the Knope Test detect?

Knope Test can detect drugs commonly used for exploitation:

Flunitrazepam (Rohypnol or Roofies), Alprazolam (Xanax®), Diazepam (Valium®), Diazepam (Diastat), Temazepam (Restoril®), Oxazepam (Serax®), Lorazepam (Ativan®), Etizolam, Triazolam (Halcion®), Nitrazepam (Mogadon®), Ketamine, and Norketamine.

 

I don't drink alcohol. Can I be affected by drink spiking?

Yes. Any drink, alcoholic or not, can be spiked.

 

Where can I use my Knope Test and Knope Drink Cover?

You can use KnoNap's resources anywhere drinks are present. They are disguised to be discreet and easily fit into pockets and handbags. 

 

How many times can I use my Knope Test?

Knope is a single use diagnostic. 

 

How many times can I use my Knope Drink Cover?

Knope Drink Cover is reusable. You can use it in any social setting with any drinks so long as the cover snugly fits over the cup. 

 

How long does it take for the Knope Test to show results?

After adding 3 drops of your drink to the cartridge, it takes 3-5 minutes to analyze. During this time period, do NOT drink your drink. Wait until after you get your results. Result interpretation instructions can be found on the test itself. For more detailed instructions and next steps, review our Educational Resources on the Resources page. 

 

Who can use KnoNap's resources?

Anyone can use KnoNap's empowerment tools! They are specifically designed for gender inclusivity, discretion, and portability. 

 

Can I fit a Knope Test in my pocket?

Yes, Knope Tests are small and thin making them highly portable. They can fit into pockets, any size handbag, the small pocket on jeans, etc. 

 

How to know if you've been drugged?

Nausea, dizziness, confusion, memory loss, loss of consciousness, vomiting, difficulty seeing or breathing, and sweating are all among common signs of having being drugged. If you or someone you know suspect having been drugged, seek immediate health resources. For more detailed instructions and next steps, review our Educational Resources on the Resources page. 

 

Can I taste if my drink has been drugged?

Not necessarily. Drugs can be added into a beverage in either powder, tablet, or liquid form. Many times, there will be no noticeable change in drink flavor or texture after a drug has dissolved and dispersed through a beverage. If you or someone you know suspect having been drugged, seek immediate health resources. For more detailed instructions and next steps, review our Educational Resources on the Resources page.