Drawing blood is what this device ultimately will protect people from. In Florida, the statutes for driving while impaired are such that a warrant is required to draw blood. A refusal to submit to a breathalyzer test typically results in a phone call to a judge who issues the warrant. Game over. The alcohol breathalyzer stands up in court on its own without a blood draw. The Cannabix breathalyzer (in MY opinion) will start out as a tool to establish probable cause to request a warrant for a blood draw. I know if it was my device this is how I'd start out marketing it. I would also start it out with a "yes/no" readout, and sell it relatively cheap. Then once it became accepted by the courts I'd change it to a level readout (that's the one I'd be submitting for approval, BTW), and I'd offer the purchasers of the earlier models an upgrade to a level detector instead of a presence detector for a nominal fee.
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