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Stay in the Blue

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Version :2.3

Size :8.07Mb

Updated :Mar 8,2019

Developer :The University of Michigan

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App is to help students (and others) keep their drinking at lower risk levels. It includes many types of alcohol drinks that are popular among UM students and at bars that students frequent. It allows student to track their BAC, gives them tips to stay safer, lets them know when they are at or past .08 (legally drunk level), has UM policy information, lower risk drinking tips and phone numbers to call a cab (and GPS location so students can tell cabs where they are). The app also tells students how many standard drinks they've consumed (eg, if a student drinks a mind probe it calculates that for 3.3 standard drinks). At the end of the night, the system gives a total number of standard drinks, showing students if they are in the blue (preferred), maize, orange or red. It will also allow students to save these events so they can have a bar chart showing how they are doing over time.

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By catmss24Jul 1,2020

I have a long history of binge drinking to extreme excess, and this app has really helped me keep control on my drinking. I use it almost every time I drink because it is so helpful. Being able to see on a little graph how far you are is helpful, as it’s easy to down drinks without realizing the future consequences. I know this seems like a stupid app made by UofM to stop binge drinking, but it is helpful for those of us who struggle with binge drinking. If you have a history of extreme intoxication (like ending up in the hospital as I have), I highly recommend. The only thing is that the drink categories are a little weird, like some drinks I’ve never heard of and can’t find through Google (like Angry Ogre (which might be a typo of Angry Orchard?)) and could be updated to include Four Loko’s and hard seltzer’s. Furthermore, an option to customize your drink w/ ABV could be helpful, because even for wine some wines are 5% and some are 15%, and there could be a serving guide to go with...
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By CrustyPeentJul 16,2020

I’ve tried staying in the blue, on one occasion, just to see what it’s like to stay true to the name of the app. Well, you might as well call it “stay in the blue balls” because the blue region did not provide any enjoyment, and in fact, the “staying in the blue” experience brought me back to sophomore year of high school cuddling with a friend of mine during movie night. Since then, the red zone has been the goal. Of course, there’s a certain level of enjoyment that I garner from emptying the bottle by adding drinks on the app, but once the bottle is finished, I find myself reflecting on my decisions and guilt, denial, and then finally despair set in, in that order. Overall, very highly recommend this app and find it particularly reminiscent on my past life as well as my current motives.
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By kirkdickJul 16,2020

This app helps to limit my drinking. Initially, adding drinks is fun because I get to watch the bottle empty. But once the bottle gets to the bottom, drinking additional drinks becomes pointless to me. So the effects of this app are an increase in rate of consumption and a decrease in total consumption. Which I am usually thankful for the following morning.
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By sonia_nMay 27,2018

WOW I went to a diff big 10 school (go cats) and normally don’t say this....BUT GO BLUE. This app is amazing. So beautiful. Incredibly useful. Major help.
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By Thegame3623Sep 27,2021

This is my go to app for drinking safely