In the State of South Carolina if your BAC is 0.08 or higher you are driving illegally. Nevertheless, there is a grey zone; if your BAC is between 0.06 and 0.07 , an officer may still consider you impaired. If your BAC is under 0.05, an individual most likely will not be charged with DUI. But, if you were operating a commercial vehicle with a CDL, the BAC is 0.04. Also, someone under 21 years of age may not operate a vehicle with any alcohol in their blood.
In the state of South Carolina, drivers can indeed be charged with a DUI for any substance that impairs your ability to operate a motor vehicle. A DUI offense of any kind can carry heavy consequences.
If an officer improperly subjected you to tests, pulled you over without just cause, neglected to read you your Miranda rights, violated your Constitutionally protected rights, you may be able to get the charges dropped or reduced or even win at Trial.