BREATH ALCOHOL METER

Portability (in most models)Compact and lightweight design makes it easy to carry and use in various situations.

Feature	Benefit
Breath Alcohol Concentration (BrAC) Estimation	Estimates the Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) by analyzing the amount of alcohol present in a breath sample.
Indication of Intoxication (in most models)	Provides an indication of potential intoxication based on the BrAC reading, often with color-coded displays or audible alerts (depending on model).
Non-invasive (in most models)	Provides a quick and non-invasive method for estimating BAC compared to blood tests.
Limitations (to Consider)
Estimates, Not Exact Measurements	Breathalyzer readings are estimates and may not perfectly reflect core blood alcohol content due to factors like recent food intake or medications.
Accuracy Variations (depending on model)	Accuracy can vary between models, and some may require periodic calibration for optimal performance.
Not for Legal Use (in most cases)	Law enforcement uses more precise instruments for legal BAC determination. Breathalyzers are often for personal awareness or self-screening purposes.

This table highlights the key functionalities and benefits of a Breath Alcohol Meter (Breathalyzer). It emphasizes its ability to estimate Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) through breath analysis, provide intoxication indication (in most models), portability (in most models), and non-invasive measurement (in most models). It also highlights the limitations to consider, such as estimated readings, accuracy variations, and not being intended for legal BAC determination.