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What can GlassCount not assess?

Last updated July 12, 2026

In short

GlassCount counts your entries and displays self-chosen targets and history. It cannot measure blood alcohol or impairment, determine fitness to drive, diagnose a condition, assess medical risk or define a safe drinking amount. Those decisions require qualified professionals or choosing the safer option.

No statement about fitness to drive

A number of logged drinks cannot reliably show whether someone can drive or operate machinery. Never use GlassCount for that decision; when in doubt, do not drive.

No diagnosis or treatment

GlassCount does not diagnose or treat alcohol dependence, anxiety or any other condition. A history may prompt a conversation but cannot replace medical or psychological assessment.

No safe personal alcohol amount

A personal target makes a behavioral intention visible. It is not medical advice or proof of a risk-free amount. If you are concerned about drinking or symptoms, contact a doctor or alcohol support service.

When to seek support: If drinking feels hard to control, affects your daily life, or you drink to cope with anxiety or low mood, talk to your doctor or a local alcohol support service. Advice there is confidential — and reaching out early is a strength, not a failure.

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These guides are for general information and self-reflection. They are not medical advice and are no substitute for professional diagnosis or treatment. GlassCount must never be used to judge fitness to drive.