Palace Personal Safety Alarm

Attackers count on two things: silence and an easy, unnoticed target. In one pull, this takes both away — 130 decibels and a blinding strobe that turn every head her way and make her the last person anyone wants to bother. It's not a forcefield, and we'd never pretend it is. It's the burst of attention and the head start that let her get to safety.

Pepper spray can blow back in the wind, misfire, or be turned against her — and it's banned on most campuses and events. A taser takes training and close range. This needs none of that, no aiming, no chemicals, nothing that can be used against her. It's the safest option, and it uses the most effective defense: Attention.

No — and this is the thing most alarms get wrong. It only activates with a firm, deliberate pull of the pin, so it won't trip from keys, textbooks, or getting tossed around. And the moment she replaces the pin, it stops. No mortifying surprises, that's the whole point.

Yes. Because it's simply a sound and a light — not a weapon — there are no state laws, no campus bans, and nothing to register. She can carry it in all 50 states, anywhere.

Remember, Attackers take advantage of places where pepper spray and tasers are banned, Palace Guard® will protect her everywhere.

130 decibels — about as loud as a jet engine at takeoff, and impossible to ignore. It carries far enough to turn heads down the block and pull immediate attention to exactly where she is. Loud enough that no one nearby can pretend they didn't hear it.

It's rechargeable over USB-C — no coin batteries to hunt down or replace. A single charge lasts weeks of everyday carry, and a low-battery light means she's never caught off guard. She charges it like her phone and forgets about it.