Redlines are currently available in a two unit box pack for less than $9.00 at your local Woolworths and Safeway supermarket, in the "medicinal aisle". They will soon be in other supermarkets, liquor outlets, petrol and convenience stores, pharmacies, etc. The Redline Disposable Self-Test Alcohol Breathalyser is an inexpensive, disposable, non-evidential breath tester for personal (self-test) use which detects the presence of alcohol in breath, and clearly indicates the volume against an indicator of the drink-driving limit of 0.05 BAC. The Redline device is the ONLY disposable breathalyser which is Certified for accuracy and reliability by Standards Australia. ![]() |
If you’ve had a couple of drinks and find that you need to drive, use a Redline to quickly check to see if you are safe and legal to drive. It’s a responsible thing to do. For general product information, please go to Redline’s international site at: www.redlinetest.com For all Australian and New Zealand product and sales enquiries, please contact Nick Clews on Redlines are exclusively distributed in Australia and New Zealand by: Starlight Asset Pty Ltd |
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Redlines are easy to use, with ‘Instructions for use' and ‘Interpretation of Results' clearly set out on both the pack insert and the tester breath-bag.
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To use a Redline and see the test results takes less than
2 minutes.
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Redlines are very small and lightweight, and ideal to keep handy in your car, handbag, home or workplace.
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Redlines are ideally priced to use once and throw away!
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Redlines are Certified for accuracy, reliability and quality by numerous worldwide Certification bodies, including Standards Australia.
But note that interpretation of results and acting upon them is entirely at the user's discretion as the Redline is NOT a legal evidentiary device.
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Each tester is supplied in a sealed cellophane sachet which ensures that the mouthpiece cannot be contaminated prior to use.
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Apart from being a commercial success in the retail markets of over 30 countries (mainly in Europe ), they are also used by the Paris Police, the French, Italian, Spanish, and Israeli national police.
In addition numerous road safety bodies have incorporated them into their campaigns promoting the responsible consumption of alcohol and responsible driving behaviour.