Dynamic BAC calculates blood alcohol concentration (BAC) in a dynamic way. Using a well-known formula for calculating BAC, a timer was applied to simulate the body's ability to absorb and rid alcohol as drinks are being consumed. Watch as BAC level increase incrementally to a calculated saturation point then in turn, visually decrement over a period of time to zero. Add drinks, Dynamic BAC recalculates to new saturation and dehydrogenation values. With added visual tools such as, Log View, Projected Satuation point, Time Elapsed,and PACE indicator, Dynamic BAC will provide a level of entertainment and situational awareness that will enhance your social outings.

Features
1. Time Stamp when session starts
2. Displays number of drinks
3. Pace Indicator (replaced ACCELERATED) - 3-level consumption rating: FAST, MODERATE, and IDEAL
4. Incrementally displays BAC percent with font colors
- White Fonts - BAC increase below .08 limit
- Red Fonts - BAC increase above limit
5. Vibrate notification when approaching and at BAC limit (.08)
6. Provides Warning "Lights," - changes at a predetermined BAC Level
- Green: 0.0001 to 0.06
- Yellow: 0.06 to 0.08 (vibrate once)
- Red: 0.08 and above (vibrate once)
7. Triangle "Arrow" indicates adsorption or rid-of phases
8. Status Phrases - changes at a predetermined BAC Level
9. Progress Bar - displays BAC increases and decreases
10. Generic Input - any drink alcohol percent and ounce
12. User Info View - instructions, control function, added info and disclaimer
13. Log view

Disclaimer: The blood alcohol calculator, DynamicBAC, is for entertainment only. Your actual blood alcohol level may vary, depending upon body type, sex, health status, meal consumption, and many other factors. Research and experimentation has been conducted to ensure that the results yielded by the DynamicBAC are as correct as it could be; however, do not rely upon this information to decide whether or not it is safe or lawful to drive. Because impairment may occur at any Blood Alcohol Level, it's recommended that you not drive with any measurable amount of alcohol in your system. Ultimate responsibility rest with your mature judgment in the ability to drive safely.