BAC calculator
Calculate the blood alcohol content based on the number of drinks consumed and body weight.
This tool processes all data locally on your device.
Input
kg
±5% ABV
±12% ABV
±40% ABV
Output
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Tool description
A comprehensive Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) calculator that estimates your blood alcohol concentration based on your gender, weight, and alcohol consumption. The tool calculates BAC using the Widmark formula and provides an estimate of how long it will take to reach sobriety. It supports different types of alcoholic beverages including beer, wine, and liquor with their respective alcohol percentages.
Features
- Accurate BAC Calculation: Uses the scientifically-proven Widmark formula for precise BAC estimation
- Gender-Specific Calculations: Accounts for different alcohol distribution ratios between males and females
- Multiple Beverage Types: Supports beer (
5% ABV), wine (12% ABV), and liquor (~40% ABV)
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