Could BAC Results for Diabetics Read Higher Than Normal?
posted by Shawn | 28 August 2015
Breathalyzer results for diabetics could read higher than actual BAC estimates due to the presence of acetone, but some breathalyzers are not affected by this.
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How Do Online BAC Calculators Work?
posted by Shawn | 28 August 2015
Most online BAC calculators require a person to enter four data points: weight, gender, number of drinks consumed, and amount of time they’ve been drinking.
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Can a U.S. Citizen be Denied Entry into Canada if They Have a DUI?
posted by Shawn | 27 August 2015
Yes, it is indeed true! Anyone with a DWI/DUI conviction is considered to be "inadmissible" and may denied entrance to Canada.
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Can I Refuse a Breathalyzer Test if I'm Pulled Over?
posted by Shawn | 27 August 2015
In all states, a driver can refuse to take a breathalyzer test, but refusal will result in some form of punishment due to ‘implied consent’ laws.
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How Does an Air Pump in a Breathalyzer Contribute to Accuracy?
posted by Shawn | 27 August 2015
It’s important when taking a BAC reading that you get air from the deepest part of your lungs. Learn how our professional breathalyzers make this happen.
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Will Cocktails Made With a Diet Mixer Result in a Higher BAC?
posted by Shawn | 27 August 2015
Northern Kentucky University tested students after drinking the same amounts of alcohol, with different sodas as mixers. The results were very interesting.
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Why Do I Sometimes Wake Up Early After a Night of Drinking?
posted by Shawn | 27 August 2015
If you’ve ever woken up in the middle of the night or early morning after a night of drinking and wondered why, here’s the answer.
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Can I Really Prevent a Hangover with a Breathalyzer?
posted by Shawn | 27 August 2015
When it comes to hangovers, prevention really is the best cure. But with a breathalyzer, you can effectively avoid the worst effects of a hangover.
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Is Drunk Walking as Dangerous as Drunk Driving?
posted by Shawn | 27 August 2015
Drunk walking is exactly what it sounds like, and while it may seem to be somewhat innocuous, there is sizable data to the contrary.
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Can a Breathalyzer Really Remain Accurate for Thousands of Tests?
posted by Shawn | 27 August 2015
BACtrack technicians recently re-calibrated a BACtrack S80 breathalyzer with 2,655 tests in a single year. Read how it went.