Thank you for your response, I cannot see a link to a questionnaire? Could you help with directing me to it please again? What is classed as heavy in craft ale drinks please are you aware of any limits?
Thank you I shall look at it now
That's the questionnaire im not sure at all about heavy craft ale drinking
Sorry, doing other things while I was replying and forgot to paste the link! The link that Jimbo showed is correct. (Thanks Jimbo)Thank you for your response, I cannot see a link to a questionnaire? Could you help with directing me to it please again? What is classed as heavy in craft ale drinks please are you aware of any limits?
Thank you ! So you think will take more than a few weeks do lower carb levels if was drinking 8 crafts a day ?Sorry, doing other things while I was replying and forgot to paste the link! The link that Jimbo showed is correct. (Thanks Jimbo)
Craft ales can be anything from 4-8% Abv. So a 500ml bottle can be anything between 2 and 4 units.
Get a private test done to see what your current count is and easily to get done and not expensive.Thank you ! So you think will take more than a few weeks do lower carb levels if was drinking 8 crafts a day ?
What would you class as a "really heavy drinker"?Have a look at this form. It is the one that you complete at the medical.
Passing the medical is not just a question of passing the CDT part. You could have trouble with the question about how often you have drunk more than 6 units in a day?
You do not have to abstain from alcohol before a medical, but it is a good idea to, just drink within the government guidelines of 14 units per week with 2 days alcohol free.
How long you need to abstain depends on how heavy you have been drinking before. For casual drinkers 2-3 weeks should be fine, but for really heavy drinkers then CDT can be raised for up to 12 weeks.
Over 14 units a week for the dvla will class you as a heavy drinkerWhat would you class as a "really heavy drinker"?
Cheers, atleast I know I'm not in that league thenOver 14 units a week for the dvla will class you as a heavy drinker
So probably 75% of the UK then?Over 14 units a week for the dvla will class you as a heavy drinker