Virtual Bar vs BAC Tracker

The Virtual Bar uses the latest science to help you not only get a better understanding of how different factors affect your blood-alcohol concentration – or BAC – on an individual level, but also can help you see how your night could go depending on the food you eat, the water you drink throughout the night, and other important variables. It also helps give you a sense of how long it would take for your BAC to return to 0.00, which we think will surprise you. What’s more? The Virtual Bar will tell you how you might actually be feeling at different BAC levels to help you relate to and better understand the differences between BAC levels. That’s right, we know exactly how you’re feeling. We so get you. Try out the Virtual Bar, and help us help you help yourself. Disclaimer: This is not intended as a scientific tool for measuring Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC), but is rather designed to help adults of legal drinking age understand the factors that affect their BAC. The information presented should not take the place of your own responsible decisions about drinking alcohol, or about whether and when it will be safe for you to drive. The effects of alcohol vary among individuals because of many factors and may be different for the same person at different times. The BACs shown are solely for illustrative purposes, and do not reflect the interaction of alcohol with prescription, over-the-counter, or illegal drugs. Mixing any drug with alcohol can be dangerous to you and to others.

BAC Tracker is an easy and accurate way to determine your blood alcohol content (BAC). This app can calculate your current BAC based on a formula that keeps weight, gender, and alcohol by volume (abv) in mind. Users need only to enter the time they started drinking, the amount in ounces they're drinking, and the abv of their beverage to keep track of their BAC. Features include: - A color-coded chart for each day to show your BAC over time and where your current / peak BAC falls - Weekly view of your peak BACs for each day of the week - The ability to log your drinking start time, amount drunk in ounces, and the alcohol by volume (abv) of the drink - The capability to normalize drinks based on alcohol by volume (abv) to a standard unit of alcohol - Three different categories for types of drink (beer, wine, liquor) ***** Disclaimer ***** BAC Tracker should NOT be used to determine whether a user is capable of driving or operating machinery.