The drink-driving limit changes at every border you cross, and in most countries a lower figure applies to anyone who passed their test recently. Here are the limits in 31 European countries and the USA, country by country and with sources.
You wake up rested and feel completely normal — and still have alcohol in your blood. Here is how to work out how long alcohol stays in your system after a night out, why neither coffee nor sleep speeds it up, and what the law says the morning after.
How much alcohol is actually in your blood after three beers, and how long does it stay there? Get an estimate from the calculator, then read on for Sweden’s 0.2 ‰ limit, how fast the body burns off alcohol, and why morning-after alcohol catches more people out than they expect.
Mypromille has always estimated your blood alcohol content from the drinks you log. Now it can read a real one. Pair a Bluetooth breathalyzer, blow, and see an actual measurement next to the estimate — no typing, no guesswork.
A standard drink is a fixed amount of pure alcohol, but the amount depends on where you are: 14 g in the USA, 10 g in Australia, 12 g in Sweden, 8 g for a UK unit. Here are the sizes by country, the formula for any drink, and what a beer, a glass of wine or a shot actually adds up to.
Hello Mypromille Users, We’re excited to announce a major update to the Mypromille app! Starting today, you can subscribe to unlock all features within the app, enhancing your experience and giving you comprehensive access to our best tools and services. Even better, you can now subscribe easily using your Google Play Store account! Why Subscribe?…
We are thrilled to announce that MyPromille, your go-to alcohol calculator and tracker, is now available for download on the Apple Store! Designed with your well-being in mind, MyPromille is here to transform the way you enjoy your drinks, empowering you to make better decisions about alcohol consumption. Why MyPromille? In a world where social…
I’m excited to unveil the latest enhancements to mypromille, an innovative mobile application designed to offer greater insight into your drinking habits. Building on the existing features that calculate your blood alcohol content (BAC), we’ve introduced an array of dynamic charts and analytics tools. Key Features: This latest update is more than just a feature…
Binge drinking, also known as heavy episodic drinking, is the consumption of an excessive amount of alcohol in a short period of time. This type of drinking can lead to a wide range of negative consequences, both short-term and long-term.
Your blood alcohol level can be estimated from four things: how much alcohol you drank, your weight, your sex and the time since you started. Here is the Widmark formula that does it, worked through step by step, and how Mypromille uses it.