When my mother died, I had to bring home my father because I did not want him home alone. He was quick to find a group of elderly men to befriend and they always meet in the park to talk and play chess.
Because of his age, I would worry every time he went out. I thought that he needed a personal alarm for elderly persons. They are non lethal defense tools but effective for self-defense.
As the frequency of these elderly seeing each other grew each month, I finally bought my father a personal alarm for elderly individuals that he can bring to these meetings.
The need for non lethal defense devices of the elderly cannot be overemphasized. At their age, they are at the mercy of the browbeating youngsters and what these kids can do to them may even be greater than merely hurting them.
The Screecher Aerosol Alarm may be the best for my father. It emits approximately up to 30 short blasts of loud shrills which could be heard at a quarter mile distance, signaling an emergency call for help. It is also portable and fits the pocket or purse.
Another is the AL-2 which is a dual purpose 120 db alarm system as a burglar and personal alarm. Hanging it on doorknobs is easy, and eventually, when the doorknob is touched, it will trigger an alarm. When carried around, pulling out the metal chain produces sound alarm.
One other personal alarm for elderly persons is the Electronic Pocket/Keychain Whistle. Just pushing a button produces a penetrating 120db whistle to alert others for help. It can function also as a locator in emergency situations, for sporting events, for military training and in manning traffic situations.
To my father’s friends, I gave them each a personal alarm for elderly men so that they can also have protection while having fun.
Michael Gravette has been a wholesaler for over 20 years. He is the owner of Safety Technology, the number one drop ship wholesaler of personal protection products, hidden cameras, spy and surveillance systems in the United States. He also builds turn key online store websites for his represenatives.
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