iSOBER 30 Breathalyzer | HSA/FSA Eligible | DOT, NHTSA Compliant | Suracell FuelCell Sensor Technology | Portable Alcohol Tester

br>This handy little device works quickly and accurately, which I appreciate. It's simple to use and understand, and it's well-made, according to the manufacturer, who makes these sensors for law enforcement. If it's good enough for the cops, I'll take it! br>br>It's small enough to fit in a purse or glove compartment. It's not a toy. (It's kept in a handy case. ) When the time comes, you want to know the truth, not some ruse. Unless you do a blood test, this is the best you can get for the time being. It only takes a few seconds to test you or a friend to see who should drive. br>It's not worth it to be irresponsible, drive while inebriated, and possibly set off a chain of events that you will regret later.

Briana Cardenas

| Apr 25, 2021

First and foremost, it is extremely portable. Even with the case on, it's extremely light and compact. br>Now comes the crucial part: precision. I had no idea that alcohol could stay in my system for so long until I tried this. When I have even a swig of alcohol in my system, I never drive. But there are times when I have to drive somewhere at 6 a. m. and I've been drinking until 2 a. m. or 3 a. m. After drinking the night before, I blew on this device in the morning and saw a value of 0. 05, which is unacceptably high. There's a slim chance of being pulled over or being involved in an accident the next morning, but I don't want to take any chances.

Luke Hahn

| Jan 31, 2021

It's a very simple product to use. It comes in a small zippered hard case that fits easily into your glove compartment, purse, or pocket. I can't speak to its accuracy because I haven't put it up against a police unit or a blood draw, but the results seem to match my expectations. I'm going to keep it in my glove compartment and may use it at parties to provide some perspective to those who insist on driving after drinking. So far, I'm happy with my purchase and would recommend it to others.

Elian Gill

| Jul 20, 2021

This one is priced at $79. One costs $99, while the other is $129 This one, like the other, is said to be extremely accurate. When I compare the two, this one consistently comes out on top. One is a tenth of a tenth of a tenth Of course, there's no way of knowing which one is correct or whether they're both incorrect. But the other one has a bunch of US-based certifications, so I'm guessing it's closer to correct. I don't usually push myself to my limits, so it might not matter, but it's still an interesting side-by-side comparison. br>br>It's very simple to use. Without knowing if it's accurate, there's no way to tell if it's worth anything.

Finnegan Cardenas

| Aug 10, 2021

It has already paid for itself after the first use, and it is very accurate and reliable. Despite the fact that I have used cheaper units, I would pay a little more for accuracy. This device is small and compact, so you can easily slip it into your pocket. br>I would highly recommend it to anyone, and I will be telling all of my friends and family about it in the future.

Miles Patel

| Feb 07, 2021

So far, everything has gone well. It's a great way to protect yourself from ever driving while inebriated. It eliminates the uncertainty and temptation that a lack of knowledge about BAC means you're probably safe to drive; why risk it? It's preferable to be certain and then make the best decisions possible based on that knowledge.

Santana FINCH

| Sep 29, 2021

This is a fantastic present! He actually uses it and does not drive until he has fallen asleep. He also stated that he intends to purchase as a birthday present for one of his friends.

Kora HOWELLS

| Sep 19, 2021

I've put at least ten of them to the test. I tested 20 times in three hours, several times in a row within a minute or two of one another. I was able to obtain. 073 on the try, followed by a a minute later. 079; I hadn't had a drink in almost a year. My blood alcohol concentration (BAC) dropped from a high of to a low of over the course of 5 hours. 105 degrees Fahrenheit to the lowest temperature of either. 073 or . 079 in about 3 hours, but I'm not sure what the actual number is; I'm pretty sure I've gotten readings from. 097 and . 086 in less than a minute. br>br>Recent changes: br>br> It does show a steady decrease in bac over time, but I've now reached 0. I was still buzzed at 00 a. m. , and I couldn't shake the feeling that I wasn't sober. I use the 1 oz of hard alcohol per hour rule to determine when you are sober. I'm guessing I'm still on 7 or 8 drinks, but it's still a 0 on the scale. I'm not sure if the body eliminates one ounce per hour or one ounce per minute. 5 oz per hour is the rate of consumption. Between those amounts, various websites list various amounts.

Chance Bell

| Jun 06, 2021