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Dear Friends,
November
is over, political battles are now behind us, time to celebrate and enjoy the
coming holidays!
It’s time for families to be united again and for
From Gas
Masks to fire detectors, from defibrillators to NBC suits and gloves, Safer
America is there, at the finishing turn of 2004, to assist and help.
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All the products presented on our
website and in this newsletter are in stock.
Kareta M Gas Mask Draeger
$119.00 for Newsletter’ subscribers
The Kareta Mask provides full protection against warfare gases.
Its dual eyepiece provides excellent vision. It features a standard thread
connection accepting NATO NBC (Nuclear, Biological, Chemical)
cartridges and all Drager NIOSH-approved cartridges.
A drinking device connection is included. For
more info, click here
Parat C Smoke Hood Draeger
NEW PRICE $150.00
The Parat C is a lightweight, portable easy to don smoke escape
hood designed for self-rescue in the event of a fire. The Parat
C protects the wearer for a minimum of 15 minutes from smoke, carbon monoxide
and toxic gases normally present during a fire. Made from flame-retardant,
self-extinguishing PVC material. Bright orange hood with high
visibility and excellent reflective properties. Can be
worn with glasses, long hair and beard. Comfortable, soft, inner mask
allows wearer to breath normally through nose or mouth. One
universal size.
Nightstar Flashlight
$34.50 for Newsletter’ subscribers
Nighstar is a revolutionary flashlight
which functions with no batteries and no bulb. You just have shake it for
30 seconds to recharge fully the capacitor, and you can use and re-use it
forever: it comes with a lifetime guarantee. Nightstar is an extremely reliable
renewable energy emergency light that uses a simplistic, high efficient energy
conversion and storage system to power a high-brightness light. Nightstar
is waterproof, corrosion proof and shock resistant. For
more info, click here
Bardas Child Protective Wrap
$259.00 for Newsletter’ subscribers
The Bardas is a NBC (Nuclear, Biological, Chemical) rated youth
protective wrap designed for children form 3 to 8 years of age. The wrap allows
for a non-intrusive seal on a young child. It also provides positive pressure
to the youngster and allows for hydration with a drink device. Bardas has a blower that is powered by LiSo2 batteries
which provides positive pressure and cooling airflow to the child. It is
extremely lightweight and provides greater mobility and wear
time. Bardas offers wide, clear and comfortable
vision to the child. For
more info, click here
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December Discounts:
- For every order over $200 – One Safer
- $20 Instant Rebate on Advantage 1000 (more
info) and Promask 40 (more
info)
- 10% Discount
for
Schmartaf (Infant Protective Wrap - more info) you acquire through our store.
To receive the discount for those items, you only
need to refer to this newsletter when placing your order!
- You represent a
Governmental Agency? We’ll give you GSA prices!
When placing your order, just ask our representative or notify us of your
agency status.
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Natural Disasters and potential risk habitation zones
- Contact your local emergency management or civil
defense office and your local American Red Cross chapter.
Find out
which disasters are most likely to happen in your community. Ask how you would
be warned. Find out how to prepare for each.
- Meet with your family
- Discuss the types of
disasters that could occur.
- Explain how to prepare and
respond.
- Discuss what to do if
advised to evacuate.
- Practice what you have
discussed.
- Plan how your family will stay in contact if
separated by disaster.
- Pick two meeting places:
A. A location a safe distance from your home
in case of fire.
B. A place outside your neighborhood in case
you can't return home.
- Choose an out-of-state friend
as a "check-in contact" for everyone to call.
- Complete these steps.
- Post emergency telephone
numbers by every phone.
- Show to responsible family
members how and when to shut off water, gas and electricity on main
switches.
- Install a smoke detector on
each level of your home, especially near bedrooms; test monthly and
change the batteries two times each year.
- Contact your local fire
department to learn about home fire hazards.
- Learn first aid and CPR.
Contact your local American Red Cross chapter for information and
training.
- Meet with your neighbors.
Plan how
the neighborhood could work together after a disaster. Know your neighbors'
skills (medical, technical). Consider how you could help neighbors who have
special needs, such as elderly or disabled persons. Make plans for child care
in case parents can't get home.
To view Safer
America recommended disaster kits – Click here
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Today, we live surrounded by security items and devices;
such apparels are becoming part of our everyday urban landscape. Nobody wishes
to ever having to use any of those protection products – but to know they are
there “just in case”, that should be everyone’s concern.
Happy Holidays!
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