Sheriff Magazine Review in the May/June 2012 issue
Announcing the shipping of a new product for the iPad, Face2Face iPad
Software to help combat meth use among teens - Calaveras News, Oct 2012
Announcing the shipping of a new product for the iPad, Face2Face iPad
Also See the New Face2Face iPad at www.abalonellc.com

Face2Face system has been developed to fight the Methamphetamine epidemic by showing people at risk how their faces will look like in 6 months, 1 year and 3 years after using meth. By personalizing the drug awareness message, Face2Face is effectively used in education and prevention by showing the shocking visual changes meth causes.
The Mendocino County Sheriff's Office, in partnership with the Hopland Band of Pomo Indians, has created a Methamp- hetamine Awareness Program for Mendocino County. Sheriff Tom Allman approached software developer Abalone LLC of Moss Beach, California with a request to develop a 3D software that can show the devastating effects of meth on a person's face. To date Face2Face has been adapted by numerous sheriff and police departments, US Air Force, DEA Demand Reduction Units and National Guard Counterdrug units in many states.
WHAT IS NEW IN VERSION 2?
1. Face2Face Version 2 can now handle “Open Smile” pictures and show how crystal meth use contributes to tooth decay and causes the so-called “Meth Mouth”.
2. Version 2 also comes with improved/more realistic texture maps to simulate the scarring of the facial skin.
TWO OPTION TO ORDER:
Standard system: Camera, software, tripod, training, upgrade and tech support=$2,995
Extended system: Camera, laptop, carrying case, software, tripod, training, upgrade and tech support=$3,995