Personal ,HANDHELD FAN

Very fashioniable and not too big and easy to carry around. Of course it dones't prevent all danger, but it draws attention. It is very loud,There's an LED light and alarm switch that is easily used if needed.Awsome safety feature for you or your loved ones when you can't be there with them.To activate the alarm you simply pull out the pin and when you want to stop you push the pin back in. This could be used over and over again, and when the batteries go just replace them.Love this little alarm. It definitely makes me feel safer knowing I have it.

What a bargain 3 alarms for the price of one !! I gave one to each of my children that of course had to test the alarms. They are loud - really loud!! They feel more confident having these on their person and I feel happier they have something whilst walking somewhere. The alarms are of good quality and come with batteries. Good colours pink, silver and gold. Easy to attach to a keyring or you can put it around your wrist.Just a thought; My daughter and I discussed how the alarms sound very similar to a car alarm or a house alarm. We thought it would be a good idea to personalise the noise with a "help me" or something to distinguish the alarm as a person rather than an object.

These are certainly loud! Small alarm which fits on your key ring but plenty power and also has a small torch light. The only criticism is the metal chain joining the alarm to the key ring fitment is a bit flimsy.

Excellent value pack of 3 alarms for family/friends the light is very bright too so handy for finding your keys etc and the alarm is extremely loud. Very simple to use pull out the handle and it goes off, push back in and its quiet again. Can put on key ring though I prefer just my pocket. Battery built in how long it will last I don't know but if I still have it after a year I will report back here.

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I purchased these for my teenagers. They are a good size to keep in a pocket when going out. These are very loud and shrill. I hope they will never have to use them, but it is reassuring to know they have them as a precaution and deterrent. My dad gave me one when I was a teenager and I remember it was reassuring for me have. This is much smaller than the one I had, but just as loud.I kept the third for myself and have put it on my car keys. I recently had someone jump into the back of my car when I had pulled over to wait for my daughter. Thankfully the person thought I was a taxi, but it was very unnerving all the same.

I bought this product for someone else and have not sent it on to them yet.However I would mention that I did briefly look at the battery compartment and it appeared that the batteries are in some way hard wired which may make them difficult to replace and I fear they may also cause problems when forwarding in domestic postal services. These are only questions though and may be entirely misplaced. Regards If I am wrong about the batteries then more detailed information about changing them would be useful.

I'm disabled and have accidentally driven my electric wheelchair off the kerb. I was totally alone and had no way of getting myself or my wheelchair back onto the pavement. Thankfully a knight in shining armour came to help me but I'm so nervous about going out in it alone now.I also miscalculated how far I could walk and my knees gave way. Thankfully I was with a great friend who pulled me to my feet and helped me to get home.If it hadn't been for those two men being there when I needed them, I don't know what I would have done.With these alarms I can get attention if I need help again now. I've got one on my keys around my neck and one on my neck bag so I feel a lot safer now.