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The best personal safety alarms, for the most part, are all affordable, and are a small investment that can have a major impact when it comes to safety. Here’s what to consider when searching for the right keychain alarm. These days, a number of companies are making portable safety alarms, that are no bigger than a keychain (some of them also double as keychains). Whereas smoke alarms, for example, can be big and bulky, a personal alarm is designed to be discreet. The Alphahom Care Go brings way more tech connection than many other alarms, syncing with your phone via Bluetooth. This has a lithium polymer battery that can be recharged, and should last up to a year on a single charge alone. Along with the alarm, it’s a helpful gadget for finding your keys by simply using the app and following the sound. The app works on both iOS and Android, but you may have to mess with the settings to give it permission to use your navigation apps and get it up and running.

If you’ll be traveling, be sure the one you want is legal to carry on planes, and in the place you’re headed too. Finally, test these out immediately as soon as you get them to make sure they’ll work in an emergency. 1. Alphahom Care Go Personal Alarm Wife of Suspected Long Island Serial Killer Accused of 'Trying to Capitalize' on Case With New Docuseries Other Uses: Take this in your tent when camping to scare off predatory animals, or give it to an injured or elderly family member in the house to call for help when they need it. A built-in LED light can also be a big benefit, both for finding your way through the dark, and flashing while it beeps to bring more attention. For the models with the pull-out chain, these can even be hooked on a door, ready to blast the alarm if someone opens it. One of the best ways to arm yourself is with a personal safety alarm, which can instantly attract attention to ward off a potential threat.Sound: You want these to get seriously loud, and most of them do — screaming into the upper ranges of 140db, way louder than thunder and more on par with standing next to a police siren. By comparison, a human scream is only about 100db. Not only can this alert anyone in the area who can help, reaching up to a range of up to 1000 feet away, but can also be enough to scare off an assailant on its own. It shouldn’t be too easy to activate though, which could set it off at totally inappropriate times.