Fatal Vision® Alcohol Impairment Goggles
Fatal Vision® Goggles are available with either a clear or shaded lens to simulate daytime or nighttime impairment.
Innocorp does not recommend the use of impairment goggles with motorized vehicles such as street licensed cars/trucks, golf carts, UTV’s, and other recreational vehicles. This activity is potentially dangerous and could result in injury. You may combine Innocorp’s SIDNE® vehicle with Fatal Vision® Marijuana and Drowsy & Distracted Goggles when directed and supervised by a trained professional.
When a person is drinking alcohol, both their mind and body become impaired. This impairment affects their cognitive (or mental state) and the ability to make rational choices. The Fatal Vision® Goggles impair an individual’s physical capabilities, including balance and equilibrium, reaction time, judgment, and targeting. Because Fatal Vision® Goggles do not impair a person’s cognitive state, it is sometimes difficult for those wearing the goggles to comprehend that they do behave in this way when impaired as they perform a series of simple sobriety tests. It is important to remind participants that they are experiencing physical impairment with a sober mind.
The White Label Goggles simulate an estimated BAC of .05 or less, which is one of our most popular impairment levels. With nationwide campaigns bringing attention to the dangers of “buzzed” driving, the White Label Goggles deliver a clear lesson about how impairment begins with the first drink. You may also use these goggles to address the issues of metabolization, showing that individuals may still be impaired the morning after consuming alcohol and not even realize it.
There are five levels of impairment to choose from, with each having the ability to support a specific lesson or message. The White Label goggles demonstrate how even one drink can impair a person. Bronze Label goggles simulate the impairment a person would experience at the BAC limit of .08 while the Red Label goggles model the impairment of the national average BAC for DUI arrests (.12-.15). Our most popular level is the Silver Label, which simulates a BAC that is over double the legal limit in all 50 states (.17-.20). To demonstrate impairment resulting from drinking games or binge drinking scenarios, our customers will choose the Black Label goggles to simulate a BAC of .25 or higher.
Yes, Fatal Vision Goggles are sometimes referred to by people as Beer Goggles, Drunk Goggles, or Drunk Glasses.
Fatal Vision® Marijuana Simulation Goggles
Fatal Vision® Concussion Goggles
The included Quick Start Guide, PowerPoint Presentation, and activities provide an effective lesson that is simple to deliver and not soon forgotten. Activities such as the “Timed Catch” or the Concussed Card Game let participants experience the following TBI symptoms:
- Feeling of dizziness
- Visual disconnect
- Disorientation and loss of spatial awareness
- Hesitation, apprehension, confusion, and lack of confidence while doing the activity
Fatal Vision® Drowsy and Distracted Goggles
Fatal Vision® Opioid Goggle
The Opioid Goggle is only available in kits. All Fatal Vision® Opioid kits come standard with Fatal Vision® Opioid Goggles, hand/wrist weights, user guide, GET IT 2GETHER™ Home Activity, GET IT 2GETHER™ School Activity, and in-app educational materials with instructional videos. These materials combine specific instruction with specially designed activities to help you demonstrate opioid impairment.To deliver an effective demonstration of opioid impairment, follow the recommend activities and delivery instructions listed in the Fatal Vision® Opioid User Guide. Doing otherwise will not provide a clear demonstration of opioid impairment.
You may add additional goggles to a kit, allowing more people to participate at the same time.