Our most popular alcohol resources
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Models & interactive displays
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What is a unit?
Audience: Young people and adults Details: The five 3-D models in this display are designed to help people understand how many units are in popular alcoholic drinks |
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Heavy drinking- How alcohol calories add up
Audience: Young people and adults Details: The six glasses in the display are labelled to show how many calories are in popular alcohol drinks and how many of those calories come from fat, carbohydrates, and alcohol |
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Weigh Your Options Alcohol Drinks Display
Details: Weighted bags with images of popular drinks let participants feel the effects of extra calories. Weights ranging from 1 to 5 lbs reflect weight gained as a result of daily consumption of each beverage for a month. |
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Can you pour a unit?
Audience: Young people and adults Details: Participants learn to gauge the alcohol units in their glasses and examine whether they are exceeding their recommended alcohol limits |
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Abuse Booze and Lose Display
Audience: Young people and adults Details: Set of 9 lightweight, plastic alcohol bottles are a clever way to teach about the consequences of alcohol abuse and binge drinking. Bottle labels parody well known brands of alcohol with names such as Be Wiser, Captain Moron, and Southern Discomfort. Topics on the labels range from straightforward statistics to costly consequences |
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What you should know about binge drinking [Folding display]
Audience: Young people and adults Details: Send viewers on a "thinking binge". Loaded with compelling facts about the consequences of excessive drinking, this folding display forces young people to take a sobering look at their attitudes toward alcohol use. Discusses alcohol poisoning, explains how sexual behaviours are influenced by alcohol, and gives information on getting help for a drinking problem. 147 cm x 57 cm opened. |
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Substance abuse chart set
Each of these nine charts details the harmful effects caused by the abuse of a particular drug. Organ damage appears in realistic detail. Each chart is laminated and measures 24" x 36" |
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Pickled Liver Model
Audience: Young people and adults Details: This plastic specimen jar contains a BIOLIKE 2™ model of a cirrhotic liver floating beside a pickle. |
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Beer Goggles
Audience: Young people and adults Details: Wearers of the goggles experience the visual distortion, loss of perception, and lack of control that make drunk drivers so dangerous. Can be used with other resources (remote control cars; cones; lines on the ground) to illustrate to non-drivers how alcohol affects movement and judgement. Can also be used as a sex education resource showing the impact of alcohol use when applying contraception. |