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Breathalyzer BlogIn time for the big July 4 weekend, an Iowa company that makes breathalyzers is trying to get the word out about its newest consumer-targeted product, a lightweight unit called the AlcoHawk Slim Ultra. [Full Story]
Source: AlcoHawk breathalyzer helps you know your limits – St. Louis Today
This personal breathalyzer is a battery operated product that can show the alcohol in the user’s bloodstream. The user simply presses a button and blow into a mouthpiece. After a few seconds, the LCD screen will show the user’s Blood Alcohol Concentration. [Full Story]
It’s summertime, July 4 is right around the corner, and America’s soccer team has been doing great at the World Cup. And those are just a few excuses to drink and celebrate.
The question is, how do you know when you or your friends have drunk too much to drive? I have one answer, in a simple and compact form. It’s the AlcoHawk Slim Ultra breathalyzer. [Full Story]
Source: Stay safe partying with AlcoHAWK Slim Ultra | Crave – CNET
The AlcoHAWK Slim offers a stylish way to make sure everyone stays safe. As awkward as it may seem to pull out a breathalyzer in the middle of a party, the Slim has the added bonus of looking like a cell phone or an MP3 player. [Full Story]
View a PDF of the article: College Circle Magazine – tech bytes: AlcoHAWK Slim – March 12-18, 2008
NYU Girl 1 (mumbling almost incoherently): I’m not drunk! NYU Girl 2: Yes, you are! You’ve had like 10 beers! NYU Girl 1 (still mumbling): Yeah, 10 … minus 10 … The next time you have this late night argument with a friend, you’ll finally have the proof to back it up. Thinkgeek.com’s AlcoHawk Digital Alcohol Detector is both portable and accurate, the site claims. After you breathe through its folding mouthpiece, the device displays your blood alcohol concentration on a two-digit LED screen. The response time is just five seconds, and a one-year warranty guarantees long-term accuracy. Carry it in your pocket or on your keychain and you’re ready for the weekend. [Full Story]
Source: Washington Square News – Forget books and shoes – March 10, 2008
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