SAFETY GUIDE
What it is:
A compact 20ml defensive spray that releases an irritant designed to stop a threat from a distance.
How it works:
Point the nozzle toward the face and press down to release a strong stream. It creates intense eye irritation, coughing, and temporary blindness so you can escape.
When to use it:
Use when someone is approaching or threatening you within 6 to 10 feet.
Safety notes:
Do not store in hot areas. Keep away from children. Replace yearly for maximum strength.
A personal alarm emits a loud sound to attract attention and deter attackers. Activate it immediately when you feel threatened. Keep it attached to your keychain or bag for quick access.
What it is:
A vehicle emergency tool with a window breaker, seatbelt cutter, and sometimes a whistle.
How it works:
Use the metal point to shatter the window and the blade to cut a jammed seatbelt.
When to use it:
Car accidents, water submersion, or anytime you are trapped inside a vehicle.
Safety notes:
Store it within reach, not in a glove box.
What it is:
A small stainless steel blade hidden inside a key-shaped handle.
How it works:
Flip the blade open and hold firmly. Close it until it clicks when you are done.
When to use it:
Only for immediate, close-contact danger when someone is within arm’s reach.
Safety notes:
Keep closed when stored. Handle with care.
What it is:
A slim, lightweight pressure-point self-defense tool for close-range situations.
How it works:
Hold it tightly in your fist and strike soft areas like the ribs, collarbone, or nose to break free from someone grabbing you.
When to use it:
Use only during physical contact when you need to escape someone holding or grabbing you.
Safety notes:
Practice your grip. Use only in emergencies.
What it is:
A credit-card-sized stainless steel tool with 10 built-in functions.
How it works:
Use the edges and cutouts for tasks like cutting, tightening screws, opening bottles, or measuring.
When to use it:
Everyday fixes, minor emergencies, camping, and outdoor use.
Safety notes:
Not TSA approved. Remove from wallet before flights.
What it is:
A travel lock that reinforces doors from the inside.
How it works:
Insert the metal plate into the latch, close the door, and secure the lock piece.
When to use it:
Hotels, Airbnbs, dorm rooms, or anytime you want extra privacy and door reinforcement.
Safety notes:
Practice using it once before sleeping or traveling.
What it is:
A wedge-style alarm that blocks the door and sounds when pressure is applied.
How it works:
Place it under the door and turn it on. If someone pushes the door, the alarm activates.
When to use it:
Sleeping in hotels, dorms, apartments, or unfamiliar places.
Safety notes:
Place it correctly for best results.
What it is:
A compact rechargeable stun device with a built-in flashlight.
How it works:
Turn it on, press the activation button, and touch the contact points to the attacker to deliver a shock.
When to use it:
Use when someone is dangerously close and you need immediate stopping power.
Safety notes:
Recharge monthly. Test occasionally. Use only for self-defense.
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