Keepr offers personal breathalyzers, mobile tools for tracking and sharing alcohol readings, and vehicle-integrated systems to support awareness and accountability.
Keepr offers personal breathalyzers, the YourKeepr mobile app, and Keepr Drive vehicle-integrated breath testing systems.
Find user guides covering setup, pairing, testing, display messages, troubleshooting, cleaning, and calibration requirements. Features differ by model: Keepr Check KH-P601 works independently, while connected products offer app-based recording and sharing.
Always follow your model's safety instructions. Personal breathalyzer readings must not be used to determine fitness to drive. For device assistance or warranty claims, contact Keepr support.
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Choose the guide matching your product: Keepr Check KH-P601, Keepr Drive, or the app-connected personal breathalyzer. Setup and maintenance requirements differ by model.
No. Keepr Check KH-P601 works independently, uses two AAA batteries, and stores its 99 most recent results on the device.
Open the YourKeepr app and select Pair a Device. Hold the device's bottom button for five seconds, scan in the app, and select the matching device number. Follow your model's guide for any additional steps.
CAL- indicates calibration is required. Keepr Check reaches its calibration interval after 2,000 tests or six months, whichever comes first. Contact Keepr support for a replacement and do not attempt calibration yourself.
Call +1-833-743-5969 or email contact@yourkeepr.com. Warranty coverage is governed by Keepr's Device Purchase Terms and Warranty.
No. Keepr's personal breathalyzer instructions warn against using readings to determine fitness to drive. Driving may be impaired even below the legal limit. Do not drink and drive.