FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

The Fatal Vision® Polydrug [Alcohol & THC] Goggles model the amplified impairment of combining alcohol and THC. This combination results in impaired coordination, distorted perception, delayed reactions and slowed decision-making. These impairments can negatively impact an individual’s driving skills and ability to react appropriately to objects and hazards while driving. 

The Fatal Vision® Polydrug [Alcohol & THC] Goggles use a unique lens technology to filter and distort visual information. In contrast, this type of impairment simulation does not replicate a marijuana high combined with alcohol; however, the goggle activities in your kit model the amplified impairments from combining alcohol and THC and demonstrate the potential dangers.

The goggles represent a BAC of .12-.15 (the same level as our Fatal Vision® Red Label Alcohol Goggle). The marijuana impairment feature of the goggles model THC impairments, not a specific level or amount of THC. The mixing of THC with alcohol results in amplification and increased intensity of these impairments.

The green lens is one component of the THC aspect of the goggles that models the distorted processing of information. This lens filters your vision and models cognitive impairment, just as marijuana acts as an information filter on an individual’s brain when they are under the influence.

With marijuana becoming legal in many states, the prevalence of people mixing alcohol and marijuana has grown in recent years. The marijuana goggles and the alcohol goggles demonstrate how each drug by itself can affect an individual. The  Fatal Vision® Polydrug [Alcohol & THC Goggles simulates how combining the two substances amplifies the impairments of each.

This specially designed kit comes standard with a user guide, instructional and whiteboard videos, one pair of Fatal Vision® Polydrug [Alcohol & Marijuana] Goggles, the Tic Tac Two activity, the Maze Driving Mat activity, and a backpack. 

The Tic Tac Two and Maze Driving Mat activities demonstrate the amplified cognitive and physical impairments a person experiences when they consume alcohol and marijuana. Completing these activities while wearing the goggles becomes extremely difficult and exemplifies the dangers of being behind the wheel under the influence of these substances.   

We recommend that participants perform each activity twice, first, without the goggle to establish an unimpaired baseline. Second, with the goggle to show the impact these substances can have on a person’s abilities.

Yes, the Fatal Vision® Polydrug [Alcohol & Marijuana] Goggles work with the marijuana kit activities.

Each kit includes an easy-to-understand printed user guide. As an added feature, each goggle has a QR Code on the frame that customers can scan for quick access to the Instructor Materials, including the user guide and videos.

Yes. The program materials use an evidence-based approach to engage and educate your participants. Innocorp also consults and tests our products with safety professionals, educators, and drug recognition experts when developing these goggles and activities.

A customer may find onsite training beneficial in establishing best practices and confidence in delivering presentations on the topic of impaired driving. The user guide and instructional videos provide the necessary guidance to help you successfully implement this resource into your prevention and safety program. In addition, our product representatives are available during regular business hours to answer any questions after your purchase.