Category: Unit calculation

According to the UK's Chief Medical Officers, 14 units of alcohol is the low-risk drinking guideline for a week. This is the same as consuming 14 single 25ml measures of a standard 40% ABV vodka. Calculating this amount accurately is crucial for understanding your consumption habits and adhering to health recommendations.

According to the NHS, a large 35ml single measure of spirits, including vodka at a standard 40% Alcohol by Volume (ABV), is equivalent to 1.4 units. Knowing how many units is 35 ml of vodka is essential for monitoring your alcohol intake and adhering to health guidelines.