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Dear Friends,

After weeks of political battle, America has re-elected its President. Although each and everyone would want its chosen candidate to win, the outcome might not be as important as some of the main themes revealed and at stake in each candidate’s campaign: Homeland security, protection and war against terrorism and citizen’s safety.

At Safer America, we do not judge the outcome but its consequences – A majority of Americans, by re-electing their actual president, have shown the will to fight and resist security threats and the world is left to see the American people have decided what is best for themselves and for our American ideals & interests.

Safer America brings you the best in personal safety products– click here to view our monthly promotions.

The Safer America Team

http://www.saferamerica.com

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All the products presented on our website and in this newsletter are in stock.

M’95 Gas Mask

$160.00 for Newsletter’ subscribers

The NBC Mask and Filter M'95 embody the highest levels of efficiency plus unrivalled comfort, reliability and wearer acceptance. NBC mask and the filter M'95 has proven performance in extremely demanding environments. The mask protects against all biological and chemical warfare agents and many other hazardous chemicals. "The mask has excellent properties" - was the overall rating on the M'95 respirator meets the NATO standards.

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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.

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Evacpac

DuPont EVACpack provides personal tools to assist you in the safe evacuation of a building in the event of a fire or other emergency… For more info, click here

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November Discounts:

10% discount on Advantage 1000 (more info) and Promask 40 (more info)
Reduced price: $10 money back for each Bardas (Child Protective Wrap - more info) or Schmartaf (Infant Protective Wrap - more info) you acquire through our store. *The "money back" will be deduced from the total amount of your purchase at the 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.
Order for $250 or more and refer to this newsletter and we’ll give you a FREE potassium iodide tablet pack (radiation protection – Iosat or No Rad iodide tablets – the availability of this promotion will depend on our stocks)

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Weathering a Storm – Have an Emergency Plan

The best way to weather a storm is to have a safety plan in place ahead of time.

1. Emergency safety kit
Keep an emergency kit handy and make sure everyone in the family knows where it’s located.
At a minimum, keep these items in your kit at all times:
* Battery-operated flashlight
* Battery-operated or winding clock
* Battery-operated radio
* Plenty of extra batteries in the correct sizes to operate the flashlight, clock and radio
* First aid kit and manual
* Small fire extinguisher
* Some pillows, blankets and a stash of “rainy-day” books and games to keep the kids busy as you wait out the storm in your “storm- safe” location.

2. Phones
If you use a cordless phone, remember that the system needs electricity to operate and will be useless during an outage. Always keep a cellular or corded phone in your home.
Be sure to print, fill out and post a list of emergency numbers – including automated outage reporting hotlines.

3. Garage doors
Remember that power garage door openers won’t work in a storm. Review the steps to open your door manually so your car doesn’t get stuck inside the garage.
If you use your garage door opener as a “key” to get into your home, be sure to also carry the key to another door into your home.

4. Food
Be sure to always have plenty of medications, baby supplies and non-perishable food on hand in case of a

storm. Be sure the food doesn’t need refrigeration or cooking (granola bars or crackers and peanut butter for example).
Remember the drinking water; the American Red Cross suggests you reserve about three gallons of drinking water per person.
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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 thanksgiving!

The Safer America Team

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