Alcohol Breathalyser Reviews

We are all aware of the risks of drink driving and the severe resulting penalties, yet even drivers with the best intentions can have some difficulty in accurately measuring their alcohol intake.

In recent years the personal alcohol breathalyser has become an extremely practical and popular device. The choice of models available to drivers is vast and there is something to match every budget.

To help you find the breathalyser that is best for your needs we regularly compile honest reviews of the latest models to be released from all of the top manufacturers so make sure you check back regularly to see what's new.

Review 1: Tanita HC207

This breathalyser is designed along the lines of being a health monitor rather than a device to be used for checking whether you are fit to drive or not, although it will do this perfectly fine too. As you breathe onto the sensor rather than having a straw mouthpiece we would strongly suggest for hygienic reasons to purchase this for a single user.

Operation is very straightforward and really does just work at the touch of a button giving a quick LCD readout. While you can check you're not drunk and that your breath does not smell of alcohol, it's also a useful threat to keep the kids in line or to make sure that alcoholic relative is staying off the booze.

Review 2: AML428

This is what we class as a modern semi-professional alcohol breathalyser, giving you an accurate reading on several different scales as you prefer. It has a large LCD display and yet comes in a slide-up compact design with breathing straws.

It has a backlight LCD display which is handy for night-time tests and comes ready to use with batteries and straws. If you work shifts or just had a good night on the town, this is a handy and accurate breathalyser unit to check you're safe to work.