“I was in Sacramento Sunday and I overheard a drunk women resisting her friend's pleas to not drive home from the hotel. She said, "I've had a DUI and I'm willing to risk it. That doesn't affect anyone else." THAT TICKED ME OFF.
I bought this when I landed back in Charlotte, and it convinced me to not drive last night. Perception can be skewed after a few.. It's fun to track where your at, but most importantly, it gives you a true perception to make a good decision. A friend asked me, "What drunk person is going to use that?" I did, and it is a bit sobering when you're considering getting behind the wheel. My grandmother was killed by a drunk driver which is why that girl in Sacramento offended me. Knowledge is power.
I purchased the C8 tonight as well. This one seems pretty accurate, especially with the description of how I'm feeling in the app, but even if it's off a bit, it will make you take pause and make a more informed decision.”
“This has changed my life by giving me insight into the relationship between my BAC and body. I now know how long it takes to sober up and I know more precisely the way I feel at each level. Very cool device that everyone should own.”
“I got the breathalyzer to be smart and it functioned a few times but then stopped working. I figured it was a dead battery, but it was actually just a faulty breathalyze. The company hasn't responded to any emails or voicemails I sent. Its a great idea, but Bactrack makes a crappy product with no costumer service.”
“They both put them on their keychains, used them a lot. My younger kid has lost hers (10 months later), and asked me if she can get a replacement, as she used it a lot (she is 19). These make great gifts for young people getting to know their tolerance levels.”
