These panic, siren sounding products are an immediate and universal call for help. They are handy when you are out and about and need help. Personal alarms are either battery powered or air pressured. Some health care and nursing homes use them as well as military and prison guard personnel. Some personal alarms have flashlights and keychains, others have features that allow using them on doors or windows. Many have a clip attached to a cord that can be placed on your wrist or belt. If someone tries to take it from you, it will set off the alarm.
Below are simple rules to follow:
- Make sure the batteries have not expired
- If it is an air pressured alarm, remember to shake occasionally and keep away from heat
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