
SCRAM is the first and only Secure Continuous Remote Alcohol Monitor™ system in the world that can accurately, affordably and continuously test a subject's alcohol consumption.
SCRAM uses Transdermal Alcohol Testing, a technology that that measures the alcohol migrating through the skin—a predictable result of alcohol consumption—to determine the subject's Transdermal Alcohol Concentration™ (TAC™).
SCRAM enables monitoring agencies to remotely detect alcohol consumption on a 24/7 basis and intervene immediately upon notification when a subject does consume alcohol.
SCRAM saves monitoring agencies and taxpayers money by reducing time spent on traditional testing and monitoring procedures.
There is no need for the monitoring or treatment agencies to invest in specialized testing equipment.
Probation and parole, community and work release program and house arrest program personnel can spend less time monitoring their caseload and more time on treatment and correction.
Such electronic monitoring can help reduce jail and prison populations while allowing non-violent offenders and those on probation or parole to hold jobs in the community when they might otherwise be unable to stay away from alcohol.
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