The BACtrack Vio is the latest pocket-sized breathalyzer that hooks up to your iPhone or Android smartphone, small enough to discreetly fit onto your keychain, currently on sale in our Deals Store for 8% off at $45.99, which includes free shipping to Canada.
All you do is blow into the unit and the iOS/Android app will show you your BAC reading. The ZeroLine technology will estimate when it believes your alcohol levels will return safely to 0.00%.
Don’t take any risks this holiday season or when you’re out having a good time. Make sure your Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) is within the safe zone before you get behind the wheel.
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Here are the devices that will work with the BACtrack Vio:
Apple iOS
Android
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Warning to any would-be-buyers. Keep in mind that the equipment used by law enforcement officers is regularly maintained and calibrated consistent with legal requirements/case law. This is not. So if one day you find yourself borderline legal limit on this device and suddenly turn out to be over when stopped by police, that may be the issue. Also who knows how accurate this thing is in the first place. Buyer beware and use common sense! If you’re not sure if you should drive after having a few drinks, then err on the side of caution and don’t!
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PC Mag review (1 out of 5 stars):
“The BACtrack Vio shouldn’t be used to gauge whether or not you’re sober enough to drive, as it’s not a reliable or accurate breathalyzer. Unfortunately, it’s not sufficiently accurate to be used as a novelty item, either.”
I bought one of the previous models sold through the deals section and had similar results. Readings were very inconsistent attempt after attempt. Enough for me to say it was basically useless.