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Think for a moment of the consequences of failing a roadside alcohol breath tester? What effect would losing your licence have on your job, or your family life? How would your friends and neighbours react to you being labeled a 'Drunk Driver'? In addition to the possibly disastrous human consequences of causing an accident through drinking and driving, there are severe legal and financial penalties should you be caught over the limit. How do you know if you are over the limit? Lets be honest, many people find themselves in a position whereby having had just a couple of drinks, they are then unsure whether or not it is safe to drive. Perhaps after a business lunch or just a 'quick drink after work. The uncertainty of the situation can make for a very anxious drive home. The morning after... In recent years, early morning breath tests have become commonplace on the nation's roads. Motorists innocently driving to work after having consumed alcohol the previous evening, can still find themselves on the wrong side of the law. Whilst they may feel perfectly safe to drive, they are unaware that the amount of alcohol remaining in their system is still enough to put them over the legal limit.
Introducing the new Breathcheck personal alcohol breathaliser!
Using state-of-the-art semi conductor technology and operating on a similar principle to that used by the police, Digital Alcohol Breath Tester provides an instant and accurate reading of your alcohol/breath content, and therefore an indication of your level of intoxication. Digital Alcohol Breath Tester is both lightweight and portable and can be self-powered using 2 x AAA batteries. (Demonstration batteries included). Features
* LCD display for accurate readings
* No consumables to purchase or replace
* Auto shut-off to conserve battery power
* Alcohol reading displayed as %BAC, ‰ BAC or mg/l
* Battery powered
* Hygienic and simple to operate
* One Year Warranty
* Dimenions 90mm x 30mm x 17mm
* Weight 43g
How much can I drink before I'm over the limit?
The legal limit for driving varies from 20mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood (as in some Scandinavian countries) - to 80mg (as in the UK and Ireland). Check the Legal Limits section of this website for the legal maximum in your country.
Unfortunately their is no fail-safe guide to how much you can drink and still stay under the legal limit. Your sex, the amount and type of alcoholic drink, your height, weight, age and metabolism will all play their part.
The amount of actual alcohol in a drink can be very deceiving, for example, each of the drinks above contain an equivalent amount of alcohol.
Any amount of alcohol in your blood, even a small drink, will impair your driving ability.
Driving a vehicle after drinking any amount of alcohol is dangerous, increasing the risk of causing injury or death to yourself and others. A reading produced by this product is only a guide to your actual alcohol concentration (BAC) Neither manufacturer, distributor, owner, licensee or seller accept liability or responsibility. Your BAC can rise for one hour or more after your last drink. Police readings are accurate at the time they are taken. We recommend the use of Taxi's, Busses and Trains. If you have had a drink, DO NOT DRIVE. 
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