Need a Drink? Spray One On

This product is absurd and will find its way into some kids hands to be abused. This product was developed by idiots for idiots.

I drink because I enjoy what I'm drinking not for that minute of "drunk". I shall never forgo my carefully chosen drink and food combinations. I would maybe try this but I don't think it would be a regular purchase and it would never sway me from wine, beer, and cocktails.

Definitely something that will be grabbed up by teens. Especially the ones who are experimenting, because it's going to be regarded as a "safe alternative." So you get the feeling without actually consuming alcohol, but it'll definitely make the kids want more. Which in turn, will have them turning to other sources to actually start drinking. Not a good idea. And, frankly, what adult would want to carry around a "moment of drunkenness" in their pockets.....when they could just go to the bar, or go home and enjoy a glass of wine? It's only a gateway....

I agree with the above comments that this will be a huge teen problem and probably even younger ages as well. Anyone that is wanting to feel drunk is probably going to use more than one spray at a time anyways. I personally have never heard the comment that the inventors are still trying to figure out what good the product will be! That statement alone is enough to question WHY they even invented it!

I agree that this sounds like a mom of teens worst nightmare! After all, kids are ingesting hand sanitizer to get a buzz! They will figure out a way to overdose on this too....

I do not think this product is a very good idea, nor do I see the point! Who is going to be interested in buying it just to feel buzzed for a quick minute? Other than teenagers, that is. One of the designers mentioned in the article that they are still trying to figure out how the product will be used for good--well, I want to know what good could come of it? I do not see anyway it could be beneficial; it can't be used to help with addiction/alcoholism; it won't encourage less drinking; if anything it will make the user want to get even more alcohol to hold on to that buzz!! Hmm, so I guess I can see it being beneficial... for the designers wallets. As far as it being sold in Europe, I think the reaction will be the same regardless of where it is sold.

I don't think this product will make much of a difference- good or bad for users. It seems rather useless, and I don't think many adults will be interested in actually using the product. In fact, I can see this becoming a teen craze.. which is concerning. Especially because the manufacturers are simply selling a moment moment of 'drunk' or a 'buzz' . It just isn't very appealing to me.