The Sabre 2-in-1 Personal Alarm with LED Light and Snap Hook is designed to enhance personal safety by deterring attackers and alerting others when assistance is needed. It emits a powerful 130 dB alarm that can be heard up to 1250 feet (381m) away, ensuring your call for help is noticed. The alarm is user-friendly, simply pull the chain to activate the siren, and push the pin back in to stop the sound, allowing for repeated use. Additionally, the device features a bright LED light, perfect for locating items in a purse or bag and finding door locks in low-light conditions. Its compact and minimalist design ensures easy portability, while the snap hook keychain allows for effortless attachment to keys, purses, bags, and backpacks, ensuring peace of mind is always within reach.

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The alarm emits an extremely loud 130 dB sound, audible up to 1250 feet (381 ms) away, effectively alerting others for assistance
To activate the alarm, pull the metal chain. To silence it, reinsert the pin
The reusable safety alarm features a long-lasting battery, enabling multiple uses without the necessity for recharging
It is ideal for runners, travelers, women, children, and the elderly

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