How many times have you found yourself rummaging through your purse to no avail, just to find that one elusive item? If your handbag seems like an abyss, it might be time to clean it out and organize your everyday things. All those stray tic-tacs and spare change are weighing you down and preventing you from grabbing what you really need. Ladies, let’s admit it: from cosmetics to tissues to cell phones to wallets and keys, it can get pretty crowded in there! Maybe you’re doing this while seated in your car, or in a lighted area like your doctor’s office. There will be times, however, when you simply won’t be able to see well enough to dig out that all-important item of the moment.
Perhaps you won’t be able to get to your cell phone in time to receive some very important news. An earring will fall out while you’re on the job, and you won’t have any light to find it. Or maybe it will be a search for your car keys on a dark evening that leaves you vulnerable in a deserted parking lot. Before you consider us to be too cautious or too negative about hypothetical situations, take a moment and think about it. Safety Girl doesn’t want you to think of life in terms of the glass being half-empty; she simply wants you to be prepared for whatever comes your way.
Remember that in winter, the sun often sets before your workday ends. The sky becomes dark so quickly that it seems hours later than the tail end of the afternoon. How do you find the stuff you really need—and fast—without it being immediately visible? Sure, you can try to light up your purse using a cell phone, but we all know how successful that is. It’s too dim and turns off too quickly to show you just where you stowed your keys. With a stylish Pink Maglite Flashlight, you’d be able to shine a bright beam of light into your handbag, your car, under your desk—wherever! It’s small enough to fit in your pocket, is water and shock resistant, and runs on just a single AAA battery. These handy, affordable flashlights make a useful stocking stuffer and ensure that you won’t be left in the dark!
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