“When I drive and go to events I like to have a few beers this way I can use the BAC tracker 6 to see when I leave if I'm drunk or not it's a great device.”
“The unit itself is ok. My brother in law is a police officer and we did your video test.. the results?? Well his professional analysis was a bit different than the bactrack. The advertisement stated it will tell you how long until sober .. well that's on the app, which has been total trouble to use. (Read reviews)
The unit gives you a good indication of your alcohol content, you are recommended waiting 20 minutes before testing after a drink, which isn't on your video..
I keep it in my vehicle, it has its usefulness..”
“It's effective & affordable. It doesn't take up any space and can save you a ton of money and even your freedom by helping you make safe decisions before driving.
Excellent birthday gift for every young person turning 21.”
“I started with an early BACtrack Mobile model that was effective but, as a gift, the C6 model has the best mix of size, weight, ease of use and accuracy. Since I am skeptical of using an online App to monitor blood alcohol data, the complete independence of the C6 from cell phones is advantageous.
I already avoid mixing alcohol and driving so this was not my initial interest. I bought the first BACtrack to investigate the personal relevance of research claiming that creativity rises as BA rises to 0.05%, then declines slightly but completely falls apart at over 0.08%. As Andrew Huberman has pointed out, alcohol has complicated effects aside from its transitory effects on creativity. Moreover, getting a good night's sleep and focusing on a task within a few hours of waking enhances creativity even more. Nonetheless, in evening social situations, managing alcohol to keep BA below 0.05% and definitely below 0.08% seemed like a reasonable goal and I purchased two BACtrack models to help me experiment. It was very interesting and perhaps effective. I also now have a greater appreciation for my own driving rules.
The main downside of the C6 is that there is no way to turn off its short beep when ready and the particularly noticeable long beep when taking a reading, so this makes the C6 less useful in social situations than the BACtrack mobile model that has a different downside; it requires the use of a smart phone.
Some friends and family have been intrigued by my "creativity" experiments with the BACtrack and so I have gifted several C6 models. Although one of these C6 gifts has been used to investigate the effects of alcohol on various sorts of performance, most are used to limit risks related to driving. So the BACtrack C6 is a potentially fun serious gift.”
