Sleep Deprivation Goggles With High Blood Alcohol Concentration

After a night of drinking, driving can have deadly consequences. These one-of-a-kind goggles simulate the effects of sleep deprivation at dawn after a night of heavy drinking with a blood alcohol concentration of 0.13. Putting on the goggles allows wearers to experience the visual distortion, lack of coordination, altered depth perception, reduced decision-making skills, and confusion associated with a lack of sleep combined with a high level of alcohol intoxication. Users can perform a simple activity (such as walking a line heel to toe or throwing and catching a ball) without wearing and then whilst wearing the goggles to understand how fatigue and drunkenness can distort their senses and reactions. Each pair of goggles come with a protective drawstring cover/bag and microfibre lens cleaning cloth. A wonderful Personal, Social, Health and Economic (PSHE) education teaching tool for schools and health education professionals only