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08/28/2016

The SAFEFAMILYLIFE™ EXTREME COLLEGE SURVIVAL KIT is specifically structured to make a young woman’s life safer at college. From the infrared room alarm, to a door stop alarm, to a book diversion safe to hide her valuables, to personal safety with pepper sprays and electronic whistle.

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SafeFamilyLife combines our products with product instructional DVDs and manuals and new, extensively researched reports into special purpose "kits." This is an innovative, unique approach unlike anything currently available in the personal/family security field. Every 2 minutes someone in the US is...

06/11/2016

Clearance Item, only One in Stock...Combat Ready Tactical Linerlock. 8" closed. Stainless guthook blade with bead blast finish and thumb lug. Black G-10 and red anodized aluminum layered handles. Close out priced! $25.95

04/18/2016

SAFEFAMILYLIFE™ combines our products with product instructional DVDs, manuals, and new extensively researched reports into special purpose ”kits.” This is an innovative, unique approach unlike anything currently available in the personal/family security field. SafeFamilyLife™ is all about its name: giving families the information, education, motivation, resources and highest quality affordable products they need to create a safe family life at home, while traveling, for their children away at school, or for their senior parents living alone. With today's economy more and more people are concerned about their safety. People still need help protecting themselves, their loved ones and their property. 1 in 6 women will be sexually assaulted in their lifetimes. College age women are 4 times more likely to be assaulted. People are not provided with any training in Personal, Family and Home Security, and if they looked for products on their own, they had no one source and no knowledgeable assistance…until now. Simple, fact-based education on these matters can and does save lives! All products are non-lethal, safe and covered by warranties. All products backed by satisfaction guarantees.

03/13/2016

We believe that every American has the right to defend themselves, their family and homes with non-lethal force first and lethal force only if necessary. We also believe that this philosophy of only using lethal force when absolutely necessary leads to safer, yet effective solutions for you and your family during emergency situations.

10/26/2015

Campus Safety Tips

· Learn what help campus security can offer to increase your safety. If their services are only available in certain
areas or if they do not patrol some portions of the campus at regular intervals, then this is valuable information to
you.
· Most campuses have excellent provisions for lighting the most traveled paths after dark. Stick to these.
· Often the security for each dormitory is lax, if it exists at all. Make sure that you keep your room locked at all
times.
· Consider registering your more valuable items with the campus security to make identification easy.
· Let a roommate or friend know where you are going and how long you might be gone when you leave campus.
· Always enlist the company of at least one other person when jogging or exercising outside.
· Do not wear headphones as they can seriously impair your ability to predict and avoid a confrontation.
More Fundamentals
· Freshmen should "respectfully decline" to have photo and personal information published for distribution to the
campus community. Fraternities and upperclassmen have abused this type of publication to "target" naive
freshmen.
· Study the campus and neighborhood with respect to routes between your residence and class/activities schedule.
Know where emergency phones are located.
· Share your class/activities schedule with parents and a network of close friends, effectively creating a type of
"buddy" system. Give network telephone numbers to your parents, advisors, and friends.
· Always travel in groups. Use a shuttle service after dark. Never walk alone at night. Avoid "shortcuts".
· Survey the campus, academic buildings, residence halls, and other facilities while classes are in session and after
dark to see that buildings, walkways, quad-rangles, and parking lots are adequately secured, lit and patrolled. Are
emergency phones, escorts, and shuttle services adequate?
· To gauge the social scene, drive down fraternity row on weekend nights and stroll through the student hangouts.
Are people behaving responsibly, or does the situation seem reckless and potentially dangerous? Remember,
alcohol and/or drug abuse is involved in about 90% of campus crime. Carefully evaluate off-campus student
apartment complexes and fraternity houses if you plan to live off campus.

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08/24/2015

Safety Tips

Experts in the field of security and protection all agree that the best way to take charge of your safety is to avoid potentially dangerous situations. Criminals rarely put real thought into assault and other crimes. Almost never is their violence "person specific." They are looking for vulnerability, an "easy mark," someone who is not aware of their surroundings. A well rehearsed plan of action can take you and your family off the target list.

A constant awareness of your environment is the best weapon for guarding your personal safety. Always be alert to your surroundings whether in your car, on the street, or at home.
Always have a plan of action. Play a mental game of "what if..." where you would go and what you would do should a dangerous situation occur.

Trust your instincts. Research shows that a large percentage of people who have been assaulted had a feeling something was wrong just before they were attacked.

Don't wear headphone radios or other devices that would make it difficult for you to sense an attacker. Be alert at all times.

If someone accosts you, yell "Fire" instead of "Help" or "R**e" because more people are likely to respond.

Be sure to shout that you do not know the assailant so bystanders do not mistake the encounter for a domestic quarrel.

08/11/2015

The SAFEFAMILYLIFE(tm) POOL ALARM is an electronic monitoring system that automatically sounds an alarm when children or pets fall into your unsupervised pool. It's portable, self-contained and light weight. The unit is simple to operate. Entry into the pool will be detected by the Pool Alarm's electronic sensor, triggering a loud pulsating alarm at the unit and inside your house from the remote receiver. The Pool Alarm installation is very easy. It sits on the pool deck as shown in the picture.
It is very easy to use with control button operation and will automatically arm the unit once you are done swimming.
The Pool Alarm comes with a remote receiver with flashing light which can be mounted in your home up to 300 feet from the main unit. It comes with a 12 volt power supply. The Pool Alarm uses 6 D batteries (not included) which should last approximately one year. There is an audible low battery indicator which will sound at the pool side alarm and the remote receiver.