Krajsa Jan, Straka Ubomír, Rybárová Veronika, Kumičíková Ivana, Hirt Miroslav
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Confectionary containing alcohol and their effect on breath analyzer results: a preliminary study.
Breath analyzers are commonly used to test alcohol intoxication, most often to detect elevated systemic levels of ethanol by employees during working hours or drink-driving drivers. Many scientific studies describe the effect of inhaled ethanol vapors in the ambient air or the application of mouthwash before the breath test. This preliminary study interprets false positivity of the breath test after consumption over-the-counter confectionery.