Loveheart 130dB Personal Alarm with LED Torch

WEALARMS LTD

£5.99

A heart-shaped personal alarm, often searched for as a rape alarm, with a powerful 130dB siren and LED torch for everyday reassurance. Heart-Shaped Personal Alarm with LED Torch The Loveheart Personal Alarm is a compact electronic personal alarm designed in the shape of a heart. It is easy to attach to keys, a handbag, rucksack, dog lead or everyday essentials. When activated, the alarm produces a powerful 130dB siren designed to attract attention quickly and help deter threats. Often searched for alongside rape alarms, personal alarms for women and student safety alarms, the Loveheart Persona

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