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CO Breathalyzer with Voice Response

CO Breathalyzer with Voice Response

Abstract

CO Breathalyzer with Voice Response is the device to measured the level of CO residual in a person's lung who consume tobacco. Measuring residual CO in human breath can identify the tobacco addiction level instead of measuring nicotine in blood.

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