The iBreath Breathalyzer for the iPhone
This is one of those handy dandy gadgets that you may or may not want to have, depending on how much fun you like to have on a night out. That’s right, after downing a few glasses of wine at a friends house, sometimes you just don’t WANT to know if it is safe to drive, but if you are the responsible type, the iBreath
David Steele Enterprises’ aptly-named accessory lets iPod or iPhone users test their own blood alcohol content. Simply connect this accessory to the bottom of the iPod or iPhone, fold out the “blow wand” and exhale for a minimum of five seconds. Two seconds later, your blood alcohol level will be displayed on the LCD screen to advise you whether or not you’re ok to drive. If you blow over, a built-in timer can be set, from 1 minute to 8 hours to remind you when you need to take the test again. David Steele Enterprises is marketing this as a safety device, and is set to measure your BAC range from within 0.000 to 0.100 which will indicate if you are over the legal limit of .08. And, it’s not just a Breathalyzer.
The iBreath which doesn’t require any batteries, also doubles as an FM transmitter, to wirelessly beam your music to an unused spot on the FM dial in order to hear your tunes through speakers instead of wearing earbuds. Keep it in your car to listen to your iPod, and, for those nights in question, as a Breathalyzer as well. Pick it up at David Steele!
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