What is the lowest level of alcohol it will detect (We have a zero limit at work) I would like to confirm I'm "clear" before entering site.
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The BACtrack S80 Pro can read up to 1/1000 of a percent. For reference, the legal limit is 0.08% BAC. Our Pro Series Breathalyzers, like the S80 Pro, can detect up to 0.001% BAC.
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I have used it on my daughter and usually she is .08 or higher, and she has been at 0.00. There hasn't been any in betweens because she's usually really drunk or not drinking. It's been very accurate so far.
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I will try. I don't think "pure" can be detected in DMSO. I've used it for years and have never experienced any kind of a problem with it; only success. "Concentrate?" I've never heard of it-concentrate that is. The DMSO bottle has always advertised 99% purity. I've believed that meant a little water was added to it. I know a number of people who use it - no side-effects whatsoever!!!!!Chet <><
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This test measures the blood alcohol level. Depending on the drink, it could take 15 to 20 min depending on various variables of the drinker. Whether he/she ate before drinking etc. . Only time will rid body of alcohol so it could measure hours after drinking also. Hope that helps.
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The BACtrack S80 Breathalyzer with Extended Sensor does not give a 0 reading when turned on. You would need to give a full breath sample with no alcohol present to get a 0 reading.
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your wine will be stronger, you may see an SG of .96 or less and end up with a stronger alcohol contest. per volume. You are fermenting more concentrate in less water. About 18% less. You may see 16% or higher alcohol content.
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Of the stuff you're putting into the still you need a triple scale hydrometer and if it's for after got the stuff you already distilled you need a proofing hydrometer to let you know what the proof is and in turn the percentage of alcohol is in it
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Yes, it is alcohol based. But it says not more than 65% alcohol for whatever that's worth.
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The ingredients on my bottle read: Glycerin, Fair Trade Certified vanilla bean extractives, water. But on the front of the bottle there is an asterisk beside the words "NON-ALCOHOLIC." I never noticed the asterisk before so I read the note it referred to on the back of the bottle. It says "Contains less than 0.5% alcohol by volume." I don't know what that means and never noticed it before?????
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ya, i was wondering the same thing. aren't they breaking the rules by not listing the compound so we can refer to msds (or now sds)?im thinking its some sort of mild alcohol
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Hi Aaron, thanks for your e-mail and question! The model number "RSG-100ATC' refers to a class of Chinese made 0-32% Brix and 1.000-1.120 Wort Specific Gravity Refractometers. While these units were groundbreaking in that they had the Wort SG scale on the unit, they were inherently flawed. Those units still use the "% Brix x 4 = Wort SG" linear formula to deduce the Wort SG - which is wrong. The "RSG-100ATCc" is a better unit in terms of accuracy when compared to the other units sold on AMAZON and eBay, but not better than the BREWfractometer and BREWfractometer Extreme (BREWx). The BREWfractometer and BREWfractometer Extreme (BREWx) are the most accurate Beer/Wine Refractometers on the planet. So our "RSG-100ATCc" is an amazing piece of technology - it is more accurate than most other units AND it is insanely inexpensive! Please note that the readings of Refractometers will be effected by the presence of ALCOHOL and become in accurate. Once fermentation begins, please use the readings in conjunction with an online conversion chart - Northern Brewer and Sean Terrill have ones that convert your FG (and almost FG) readings into useable info. Another thing to be mindful when using a Refractometer is to be sure that your sample has no grain grit or other solid particles. If light gets blocked by those sample particles, the reading will be hard see. For best results, use a strong light source and be sure that your sample is free from grit, pulp or debris. I hope that helps you out! We are here to help you brew better beer! Cheers!
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In order for a product to be labeled as 'alcohol free', it has to have less than .5% of alcohol in it. This pure vanilla is 100% alcohol free. I hope you purchase it and enjoy using it as much as I have. Thanks for your question :)
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the solution in the catridge is SD40 alcohol from what I can tell. I'm going to go buy a bottle of denatured alcohol on the way home tonight as mine is about empty.
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Hi D.A. I have one (purchased through Amazon) and the 1503 is a fine little pocket Geiger counter. Be sure to read the manual and understand its operation --cumulative 160 second timed averaging in particular. In answer: while food that's 100 or 1000 times more radioactive than the "safe to eat" limit^ might be noticed when scanned with the RD-1503, no Geiger counter can read food or beverage as being safe, nor can specific isotopes be identified for sure. That takes training, discipline, seasoned experience and thousands of dollars worth of gamma spectrometry equipment. The FDA and your state health department should be doing this work --but they seem to not want to know --or want us to know. ^ Interestingly, Japan's limit for radioactivity in seafood is 100 Bq/kilogram, while ours and Canada's is 1200 Bq/kilogram. It would be a crying shame if our fishing industry got put out of business simply for lack of testing and/or consumer confidence.
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As long as it is a liquid, if there is alcohol in the liquid i know it will not give an accurate read (usually too high). These are intended to be used before fermentation. I would suggest getting a hydrometer and plastic cylinder for more accurate readings. Typically you will need around 10-12 fluid oz to fill the cylinder and get a reading. A hydrometer is around 8-10 bucks usually
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I certainly hope not! In all the years I have used this supplement, I have not read. Anything that indicates alcohol content. Nor have I experienced any symptons that would indicate you may want to research deeper(contact themaker) if you are sensitive, in the event there is alcohol hiding under the guise of a name I am not familiar with. My experience is that this product fortifies daily. It absorbs. Other iron supplements make feel nausea. I have a tendancy for stress, this helps the fatigue associated with stress.further, I am slightly anemic, this sems to help overall. If you find that there is alcohol, then woops, I would have to say I drink everyday!
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There are three levels with the lowest being 1. Hit the minus button right after it errors. If it gets above 2.6 or so, it buzzes and turns off for safety. Causes can be from different things. Ph of the water(don't use salt if it registers high) use distillers water if you can't get it to work. The ph of the client determines the voltage also. I use this commercially and all my clients register differently. Don't use water on the strap or it will register even higher and possibly leave a light burn mark on the wrist(I've done that ). Keep playing with it, be patient and try different things. It is a great unit, you just need to figure it out. There are three levels with the lowest being 1. Hit the minus button right after it errors. If it gets above 2.6 or so, it buzzes and turns off for safety. Causes can be from different things. Ph of the water(don't use salt if it registers high) use distillers water if you can't get it to work. The ph of the client determines the voltage also. I use this commercially and all my clients register differently. Don't use water on the strap or it will register even higher and possibly leave a light burn mark on the wrist(I've done that ). Keep playing with it, be patient and try different... » Read More There are three levels with the lowest being 1. Hit the minus button right after it errors. If it gets above 2.6 or so, it buzzes and turns off for safety. Causes can be from different things. Ph of the water(don't use salt if it registers high) use distillers water if you can't get it to work. The ph of the client determines the voltage also. I use this commercially and all my clients register differently. Don't use water on the strap or it will register even higher and possibly leave a light burn mark on the wrist(I've done that ). Keep playing with it, be patient and try different things. It is a great unit, you just need to figure it out. « Show Less
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This is 99% alcohol. There's nothing else in it other than slight impurities.