Our Emergency Portable Radio comes with four reliable power sources: First, there’s easy battery operation; then a heavy-duty dynamo crank charging system. A solar panel will run the radio with energy from the sun or natural light. And there’s a built-in USB (and mini USB port for charging…

…than other light sources. That means odds are good that with this LED lantern/flashlight combination, you won’t encounter dead batteries when you need emergency lighting the most. Thunderstorm season is upon us, so backup lighting during a power outage or a household emergency will come in handy.

…any number of objects, to provide convenient, hands-free light day to day and emergency light as needed. Clamp it under the hood, under the sink, under the house -- dozens of places. The large comes with a snap-on emergency beacon and a strobe that turns it into a roadside flare. It pivots, adjusts…

Here’s a practical and popular phone with two important benefits: 50dB amplification with manual volume and tone control... and emergency assistance that goes above and beyond. It has all the best features. For example, 30 pre-programmed numbers for easy calling, five of which can be dialed with one…

In an emergency, two things are crucial: Information and power. This emergency radio provides both and more.

You may never have that mobility-threatening fall, never be in a vehicle crash, or need emergency aid, but if you do, this Senior Safe wrist band can be invaluable.

This adjustable LED lamp has two light levels: medium and bright – perfect to keep at your bedside to guide you in the dark. Easy to carry, too and it’s a great emergency lamp.

…hand warmer heats up to 110°, providing continuous warmth for those cold hands and stiff fingers for up to three hours. It’s also a multi-mode emergency flashlight and a portable power supply for Smartphones and personal electronics (any USB-powered device). Those are all good reasons not to go out…

This wireless Home Alert System is designed to summon in-home caregivers or nurses to an emergency situation or one in which the elderly or disabled person wants help. If help is down the hall or in the kitchen, a push-button alarm will summon a caregiver within 300 ft by sounding an alarm and…

…or have simply been playing on the floor with your grandkids, there comes that moment when you realize you can’t get up by yourself. Do you call emergency workers just to get up off the floor from a non-injurious fall? Do you endanger a loved one’s back by asking for help getting up? Do you accept…

Losing cellphone power is always an annoyance -- and in an emergency, a danger. You can’t always find an outlet, but you can pretty much always find batteries. Simply keep them with the power pack, stash extras in the glove compartment, or just stop at the drugstore or grocery and buy some when your…

These lamps are so clever and very versatile! First, they’re bright white, with 12 super-bright LED bulbs—perfect for aging eyes and in emergencies! The head pivots up and down so you direct the light where you want it.