SlickCalc

BAC Calculator

Estimate your Blood Alcohol Content based on your drinks, weight, and time elapsed.

Gender
Body Weight
Drinks Consumed
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Beer

12oz Β· 5% ABV

0
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Wine

5oz Β· 12% ABV

0
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Spirits

1.5oz Β· 40% ABV

0
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Cocktail

6oz Β· 15% ABV

0
Time Elapsed

Estimated BAC

0.000

Sober

No significant effects. Normal behavior.

BAC Level
0.000.08 (Legal)0.30+
Sober0.00 - 0.02
Mild Effects0.02 - 0.05
Reduced Inhibition0.05 - 0.08
Legal Limit0.08 - 0.10
Significant Impairment0.10 - 0.15
Severe Impairment0.15 - 0.20
Very Dangerous0.20 - 0.30
Legal BAC Limits by Region
All US StatesStandard limit for drivers 21+
0.08%
US Commercial DriversCDL holders
0.04%
US Under 21Zero tolerance in most states
0.02%
CanadaCriminal Code limit
0.08%
United KingdomEngland, Wales, Northern Ireland
0.08%
ScotlandLower limit since 2014
0.05%
AustraliaMost states/territories
0.05%
GermanyStandard limit
0.05%
JapanStrict enforcement
0.03%
SwedenOne of the strictest in Europe
0.02%

⚠ Disclaimer

This calculator provides estimates only and should NOT be used to determine whether you are safe to drive or perform any activity. Actual BAC depends on many individual factors not accounted for here. When in doubt, do not drive.

How the BAC Calculator Works

This calculator uses the Widmark formula, the most widely accepted method for estimating Blood Alcohol Content. The formula accounts for the amount of pure alcohol consumed, your body weight, biological sex (which affects body water percentage), and the time elapsed since your first drink.

Your body eliminates alcohol at a roughly constant rate of about 0.015% BAC per hour (approximately one standard drink per hour). This metabolic rate is relatively consistent across individuals, regardless of body size.

A "standard drink" in the US contains about 0.6 oz of pure alcohol β€” equivalent to a 12 oz beer (5% ABV), a 5 oz glass of wine (12% ABV), or a 1.5 oz shot of spirits (40% ABV).

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