BAC Card

Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) is the amount of alcohol present in the blood. It is calculated by determining how many milligrams of alcohol are present in 100 milliliters of blood.

We created a card to help you estimate your BAC. These cards can help you monitor various factors that affect your BAC such as sex, weight and hours spent drinking. All drinks are not created equal, so use these cards to learn about drink equivalents, and remember to “keep it in the green!”

The green levels on the card are the areas where you’re least likely to encounter the negative and potentially dangerous effects of alcohol consumption.

While it’s certainly your best bet to avoid drinking all together, and it’s downright illegal to drink if you’re under the age of 21, those that do choose to drink should use the card to ensure that they make the safest and most responsible decisions possible.

Click here to download the BAC card for male students. (pdf download)

Click here to download the BAC card for female students. (pdf download)

What We Do

The Real Project aims to reduce excessive drinking habits among students who perceive this to be the norm. The initiative also challenges common misperceptions about FSU student drinking habits by providing factual survey results.

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The Campaign

The campaign educates students about safe levels of consumption related to gender, weight and other criteria, and offers them an estimated blood alcohol content measurement system to assist in tracking the amount of alcohol they consume.

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Keep it in the Green

Download and print out the BAC card to stick in your wallet or purse to use as a reference guide for the next time you’re out with friends.

BAC Cards