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    Drunk Busters Cannabis Goggle

    Jan. 31, 2014
    These goggles affect your ability to perform simple tasks, impairs concentration and coordination, and can lead to slowed reaction time.
    Related To: Drunk Busters of America LLC
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    The Drunk Busters Cannabis Goggle was introduced in January of 2014, and is a training tool that can be used with young people and adults.  These goggles affect your ability to perform simple tasks, impairs concentration and coordination, and can lead to slowed reaction time. 

    $99 with a 5 year warranty

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