Breathalyzer Reviews |
In May 2006 the
Gearlog website wrote:
The Micro can test BAC levels up to .12 only, so her BAC level may have
been higher than what the device told her. She felt that the device took a
very long time to calibrate when you first turn it on. Plus, there's no
timer on the device (like the one on the ABI and Slim I tested the week
before), so it was difficult to know when to test your BAC level; you had to
wait for the device to beep before it's ready to use.
On the other hand, she liked the size of the device, since it's hard to lose
(unless of course, you lose your keys, then you're screwed), and she felt
that it was a rather good icebreaker when it came to conversating.
When I spoke with Q3 Innovations, they informed me that the Micro is a good
tool for a quick screening, especially for parents who want to test their
kids when they come home from a party. But, if you're a regular Joe drinker,
then you're better off with a device that can test BAC levels .2 and above.
[October 2006 update:
the AlcoHawk Micro
Breathalyzer is no longer available.]
May 12th,
2006

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