Even the best equipped national-level response teams have relatively limited capacity.

Survivors are urged to get to safety but if stranded you need to signal for help. That’s why you need EMERGENCY SAFETY DISCS. CLICK HERE

The immediate priority is to let first responders know you’re alive. Setting out Safety Discs in your yard or on your roof or car will alert other Local residents, health professionals, emergency workers, and public safety officers that you are in need of help.

During Emergency Disaster Preparedness Month it’s important to prepare yourself for any kind of emergency.

Rigorously tested – Highly Reliable Emergency Safety Discs.

1Tac offers one of the best solutions around to protect you and your family either at home or on the road. Emergency Safety Discs reflect oncoming light while sending out their own rays. BE SEEN. Seeable up to 5,000 feet in any direction, the discs will indicate your position to anyone who may be passing by. Emergency Safety Discs are also waterproof, durable enough to withstand being run over and pack long-lasting batteries. With a single click, the magnetic discs can be attached anywhere for hands-free use.

4) Medication / First Aid Kit:

Medication. Have some extra medication on hand for times when disaster strikes and you can’t leave your home to refill your prescription. Remember to also store over-the-counter medication like painkillers, antihistamines, calamine lotion, Alka-Seltzer, laxatives, anti-diarrhea medication, sterile eyewash, and contact lenses (if you use them).

First aid kit. It should have latex gloves, gauze pads, a thermometer, sterile bandages, Band-Aids, petroleum jelly, salve for burns, antibiotic ointment, adhesive tape, towelettes, hand sanitizers, sunscreen, and instant cold packs.

5) LED Headlamp: Click HERE

After the essentials, light is arguably the most important element of a survival toolkit. There’s no way to avoid the darkness of night and most emergency situations will render you without electricity. Surviving is tough without light and it’s made even tougher when you don’t have both hands available, which is why a headlamp is so much more useful than a regular flashlight.

The lamp itself features a 90-degree tilt. The beam can be focused at x1, x250, x500, x1000 and x2000 according to the zoom you want. Click HERe to learn more.

6) 4-In-1 Emergency Tool: Click HERE

The last time the power went out and you found a flashlight, were the batteries good? How long did the batteries last if there was a charge left in them?

When you have the Safety Charge from 1TAC, you do not need batteries. You have all the power you need in your hand.

Simply crank the handle on the Safety Charge and generate power. Run the integral flashlight, check the weather and charge up USB devices. If it is an emergency, use the built-in siren feature to attract attention and tell people where you are. Keep one in the glove compartment of every vehicle.

The flashlight and siren can alert others that you are stranded. If your vehicle battery goes dead, you can still charge your cell phone while you call for help.

Always Ready

1TAC’s Safety Charge is always ready no matter the circumstances. Turn the handle and you are back in business.

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KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE WEATHER!

National Weather Service: The folks at the National Weather Service are the brains that issue winter weather advisories and winter storm, ice storm, blizzard and wind chill warnings. Get the latest forecast at www.weather.gov.