Vaping And Breathalizer

Not understanding the question. Do you mean a breathalizer for alcohol or for lung function or something else?
 
Alchool. I havent been drinking at all for 6 weeks. And i have one in my car just to make sure when i go out at nigth.( is a model approved bu traffic dep) anyway last sat as a joke i pull it out and i was .26 that is over 5 times the legal limit . And havent touched alchool. Vaped mostly vm menthol ice. My concern is that if change the reading could be trouble in the event of a roadblock


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I think he means for alcohol, if smoking a stinkie fast before being brethalized it's decreases your alcohol reading, if I remember correctly.... dunno the effect of vaping on it :)

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Alchool. I havent been drinking at all for 6 weeks. And i have one in my car just to make sure when i go out at nigth.( is a model approved bu traffic dep) anyway last sat as a joke i pull it out and i was .26 that is over 5 times the legal limit . And havent touched alchool. Vaped mostly vm menthol ice. My concern is that if change the reading could be trouble in the event of a roadblock


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That is not possible. The meter must be faulty.
 
so what you're saying is you had no booze but your breathaliser showed you as pissed out of your tree? thats worrying or its broken
 
Breathalizer work with my gf no problem. Actually went to the doctor yesterday and got blood test. Waiting for results. And taking it from there
 
Hmmm, this is interesting, wondering if the menthol gave a false positive on the breathalyzer. Keep us updated of the results.
 
Im going to. I have a letter from the doctor as well to go and try at a police station one of their machine in the morning. Vape a bit and try it again to see if is any change on results.
 
Im going to. I have a letter from the doctor as well to go and try at a police station one of their machine in the morning. Vape a bit and try it again to see if is any change on results.

Please keep us informed here
 
Will do . I think that unless something is wrong with me this could affect others to .
 
Wow, this is interesting!


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Menthol reacts in many ways like a normal secondary alcohol. It is oxidised to menthone by oxidising agents such as chromic acid or dichromate,[12] though under some conditions the oxidation can go further and break open the ring. Menthol is easily dehydrated to give mainly 3-menthene, by the action of 2% sulfuric acid.Phosphorus pentachloride (PCl5) gives menthyl chloride."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Menthol

P.S.: The only part of that I understand is the first sentence.
 
"Menthol, an alcohol contained in the oil of various members of the mint family. It produces a cooling sensation in the mouth and on the skin, and is used as a cooling agent in chest rubs and shaving lotions. It is also used to flavor toothpaste, mouth wash, cigarettes, and cold remedies. Most menthol for commercial use is obtained from the Japanese mint or is made synthetically."

http://science.howstuffworks.com/menthol-info.htm
 
Sucking a Fishermen's Friend could get you into California DUI trouble

Police in Germany are warning motorists that sucking a Fishermen's Friend could get them into DUI trouble. It comes after a 24-year-old driver was found to be over the legal DUI /drink-drive limit during a routine DUI control in Munich. He was taken to the police station where DUI blood tests found he had no alcohol in his system.

The man was released after DUI officers found the strongest thing he had taken was a Fisherman's Friend. Forensic doctor Thomas Gilg said the essential oils contained in the throat sweets reacted in the same way as alcohol on hand-held DUI breathalysers. He said in tests they found just three of the mentholated sweets could cause a motorist to test three (3) times over the legal DUI limit.

Fisherman's Friend are strong menthol lozenges produced in Fleetwood, Lancashire, England. Fisherman's Friend were originally developed by a young pharmacist called James Lofthouse in 1865 to relieve various respiratory problems suffered by fishermen working in the extreme conditions of the Icelandic deep-sea fishing grounds. Originally developed as an extremely strong liquid remedy containing menthol and eucalyptus oil, Lofthouse made this liquid into small lozenges which were easier to transport and to administer. According to the manufacturer, the fishermen soon began to refer to the lozenges as their "friends", hence the name. The lozenges exist in their current form relatively unchanged since their creation. The lozenges still come in their famous paper packets, although these are now foil-lined.
 
Most interesting

@andro - I'd love to hear the outcome of this after you test on the breathalyser at the police station!

@Rob Fisher - you will also want to listen to this....

I think I may also need to get my VM Choc Mint cleared too ;-)
 
In the meantime carry a bottle of benelyn 4-flu in the car and if you read positive show them the bottle and fake a cough

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In the meantime carry a bottle of benelyn 4-flu in the car and if you read positive show them the bottle and fake a cough

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So that's how you evade a roadblock after you party all night long @BhavZ :D

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So that's how you evade a roadblock after you party all night long @BhavZ :D

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Lol hehe.. Don't give the game away man


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Blood result all fine and no health issues. Will go to the police station on tuesday morning to ask them to trytheir machine before and after vaping menthol . ( the doctor letter should allow me to do so) and will post the results .
 
very interesting indeed. definitely following this thread
 
Thanks @andro, glad you are ok
Good luck for Tuesday
I am very curious to read what you found
 
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