The Ultimate Guide To Buying Beer Goggles

Drunk goggles, also known as beer goggles, simulate the effects of being drunk. They are available on Amazon, fatalvision.com, drunkbusters.com, and fpa.org.uk. They are also available in packs of 6, 12, and 24, and come in a variety of colours.

Amazon

Drunk Busters Goggles

These goggles simulate the effects of impairment and are used in schools, driver education programs, and occupational safety training. They are also used by the military and police/fire departments. Drunk Busters Goggles come in various types, including:

• Totally Wasted Goggles (BAC .26-.35) - These goggles simulate what it is like to be extremely impaired. They are often used for educational purposes or when playing video games like Mario Kart.
• Impairment Goggles (.08-.15) BAC - These goggles are often used to simulate the effects of alcohol or drug impairment.
• Low-Level Night BAC Goggles (.06-.08) BAC - These goggles are designed for use at night and have a blue strap.
• Twilight Vision Goggles (.15-.25) BAC - These red-strapped goggles are marketed as affordable, realistic, and popular.
• Low-Level .04-.06 BAC Goggles - These goggles are designed for impairment simulation.
• Prescription Impairment Goggles - These goggles come with a camo strap and are used in over 120 countries.
• LSD Goggles - Also known as ecstasy, molly, or LSD goggles, these tie-dye strapped goggles are marketed as the most realistic, affordable, popular, and "original" goggles on the market.

Beer Goggles Drink Markers by GAMAGO

These beer markers are designed to help people identify their drinks at parties. The set includes six vibrantly coloured markers that are dishwasher-safe and BPA-free. While some customers have praised their colour and functionality, others have criticised their quality and strap durability.

Beer Goggles Beer Bottle Markers by Way to Celebrate

These beer goggles are designed to be placed on bottles. While some customers have praised their sturdiness and cuteness, others have criticised their quality.

Other Beer Goggles

• Novelty beer goggles for fancy dress parties.
• Beer-shaped glasses, wine glass sunglasses, and Oktoberfest party glasses.
• Beer goggles designed for golf drinking games.
• Beer goggles designed for children's parties.
• Beer goggles that are also drinking helmets with straws.
• Beer-themed sunglasses and swimming goggles.
• Beer goggles designed for video games.
• Beer goggles designed for adults with funny or shaking googly eyes.
• Beer-themed wizard glasses.
• Beer goggles with LED lights.
• Beer-themed pilot goggles.
• Beer-themed steampunk goggles.
• Beer-themed kaleidoscope glasses.
• And many more!

Drunk Busters

• Impairment Goggle .08 - .15 BAC (black strap)
• Low Level Goggle .04 - .06 BAC (green strap)
• Low Night Goggle .06 - .08 BAC (blue strap)
• Twilight Vision Goggle .15 - .25 BAC (red strap)
• Totally Wasted Goggle .26 - .35 BAC (orange strap)
• Drug Goggle (camo strap)

In addition to the 6-pack, Drunk Busters offers a 10-pack and a 24-pack of goggles, providing a range of options for different needs and applications.

Alcovista

In addition to the original Alcovista impairment goggles, there are also drug impairment goggles available that simulate the effects of drugs and psychotropic substances. These goggles are designed to simulate the effects of various substances and are used in similar educational contexts as the alcohol impairment goggles.

FPA

The goggles are available in regular or twilight vision, which adds the effect of low light. Each goggle comes with a cloth carrying bag and is backed by a five-year warranty. FPA accepts various payment methods, including PayPal, bank transfer, card payments via a secure link, and purchase orders. Delivery charges vary depending on the order value and shipping destination.

Your local costume shop

First off, they will likely have a variety of options to choose from, including different styles and types of beer goggles. Whether you're looking for a fun pair of goggles for a party or something more realistic for educational purposes, your local costume shop should have what you need.

Additionally, trying on the goggles before you buy them is a definite advantage of shopping in-store. This way, you can ensure a good fit and also get a first-hand experience of the impairment effects, which is pretty important when it comes to this type of product.

Costume shops often have knowledgeable staff who can help you make the right choice, especially if you're looking for a specific type of goggle to simulate a certain level of impairment. They may also be able to recommend other accessories or products to go along with your purchase, enhancing the overall experience.

Finally, buying from a local business is a great way to support your community and keep money circulating within the local economy. So, if you have a costume shop nearby, it's definitely worth popping in to see what they have to offer!

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