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Message: [QUOTE="007, post: 3039192, member: 9090"] You are correct, all correct. And correct the law does not specify what is alcohol and not. I have zero clue what his reading is - nor do any of us. However, there is a very biological difference between alcohols, they way they are metabolised and they way they evaporate, and at which temperature they evaporate. Should he have swallowed some of the specific mouthwash, has a leaky stomach valve and is nervous during the test....There the possibility that those vapours will affect the reading. Simply because the relative alcohol in the air mixed with volume expelled from lungs changes - send the reaction off and generates a higher reading as the reactive resultant conducts more current or IR spectrum. Breath analyzers arent perfect - they are very accurate, but circumstances can lead to inefficient reading. [/QUOTE]

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