ABOUT AWOL
AWOL - The Ultimate Party Toy!
Thousands of years ago, when men and women took that first drink, their lungs, nasal passage and bronchial tubes had alcohol passing through them.
That’s why you’ve probably heard: “You smell like you've been drinking again” or “Please exhale in this breathalyzer.”
One of the ways our body gets rid of the alcohol we drink is through the lungs, in our breath.
AWOL simply turns that procedure around and lets the alcohol enter the body through the lungs. No absorption through the other organs thus eliminating the dreaded hangover.
What Others Are Saying:
"It feels so clean!"
"What a great light feeling."
"No heaviness."
"This is the greatest thing since the still."
"The feeling is immediate...absolutely no side effects."
"If you hate hangovers, you'll love this."
Drinks including vodka and whiskey can be inhaled into the mouth through a tube using a new device known as an Alcohol Without Liquid (AWOL) vaporiser.
A bar in Bordello became the first venue to offer its customers the device and the owner said it had proved a hit with drinkers.
AWOL is such a hit, they are now booking sessions and making reservations for alcohol-lovers to experience AWOL.
This method of consuming alcohol reduces the effects of a hangover and is low calorie.
The AWOL Vaporizer has a built-in safety device because it takes about 20 minutes to inhale one vaporizer shot of alcohol. It is not something people are going to get very drunk on.
It is designed to allow people to enjoy the effects of alcohol mixed with oxygen. It promotes a sense of well being and a mild euphoria. It is a fun new legal way to take alcohol.
The new method is known as AWOL, an acronym for “Alcohol With Out Liquid”, and is a hit in the global club scene due to the euphoric “high” created when alcohol is vaporized, mixed with oxygen and inhaled.
The user chooses which alcoholic spirit will be used and the alcoholic spirit is loaded into a diffuser capsule in the machine. The oxygen bubbles are then passed through the capsule, absorbing the alcohol, before being inhaled through a tube. The resultant cloudy alcohol vapor is then inhaled from the end of the tube via a device that converts liquid to vapor.
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