Breathalyzers

What is a breathalyzer used for?

The operating principle behind this diagnostic methodology is the determination of the percentage of alcohol present in the blood through the analysis of air exhaled from the lungs (blood alcohol content). How does this happen? Thanks to breathalyzers.
It is a professional instrument specifically for occupational physicians, also used by law enforcement, equipped with a professional printer (sometimes optional) and data export capabilities. Professional breathalyzers feature high memory capacity for tests performed, active, passive, or manual tests that can even be used on non-cooperative subjects, and exportable data, requiring calibration according to each manufacturer's provisions or simple, easy replacement of pre-calibrated modules.
In addition to being used by the competent physician, it can be used by law enforcement to verify the blood alcohol level of drivers during checks, in order to prevent potential risky situations due to intoxication.
A top-of-the-range breathalyzer is the ALCOTRUE M, which includes the AlcoPrint P Wireless Printer, a medical device regularly registered in the Ministry of Health's Medical Device Directory, which employs the most precise class I electrochemical sensors with a very low margin of error of ±2. It features a color display, Italian software, exam export to PC via USB cable, weighs only 250g, and allows for 900 tests before sensor calibration.
Among the affordable entry-level breathalyzers, we find the AL-9000 USB with a platinum electrochemical sensor, capable of performing 1000 tests before recalibration: the exams produced with this affordable device do not have medical-legal value, however, it allows the exam to be performed, saved, and exported via USB cable to PC software.
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