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Alcohol
Test Products
Alcohol
Saliva Test
Alcoholism could bring almost as many troubles as other
illegal abuse substances. It is a very accurate and easy to
do saliva alcohol test. This test could show different levels
of alcohol presence in blood, from 0.02% to 0.30% BAC. You can
see it with a different intensity of color on the test. |
DOT
Approved Alcohol Saliva Test
This saliva alcohol test kit is intended for positive identification
the presence of alcohol in saliva for blood alcohol concetrations
over 0.02%. It is means that if test result positive, the person
took some alcohol, but it is not related to the legal level
according to law in different states. |
BreathScan
Alcohol Breath Test
It is most known on the market alcohol test product. Just
squeeze middle of the outer plastic tube, take a deep breath
and blow through tube for 12 seconds. Changin colors show the
BAC over the cut-off level. We are selling BreathScan's with
0.02%, 0.08%, and 0.10% of blood alcohol concetrations. |
QTEST
Digital Alcohol Detector
This is a FDA approved digital alcohol breathalyzer. It
is not a very high class breath analyzer, but you have to understand,
that professional device from this category cost at least 10-12
times more. You have what you pay. But for the money that you
paid, you get a pretty good gadget. |
Police officers use an alcohol testing device referred
to as the Breathalyzer
. The Breathalyzer is a device for estimating blood alcohol content
from a breath sample. Officers that are assigned to a DUI unit are
trained in both alcohol and drug impairment. Some of the officers
are also certified as Drug Recognition Experts. Per MADD (Mothers
against Drunk Driving) in 2006, an estimated 15,827 people died
in alcohol-related traffic crashes—an average of one every
33 minutes. These deaths constitute 37 percent of the 42,532 total
traffic fatalities. Of these, 13,470 involved a driver with an illegal
BAC (.08 or greater). Based on statistics like these the illegal
alcohol concentration limit is .08 or greater. |
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