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			Six (6) Res Q Me Emergency Rescue Escape Tool Keychain Black Personal Rescue Tool For Automobile Accidents. Cuts Seat Belts And Breaks Side Windows. What would YOU do if... Your car went in the water. You were trapped in a rolled over vehicle. The new RES-Q-ME from Task Force Tips is a small versatile tool that can save your life! This ingenious device is intended to be placed with your car keys. It contains a spring loaded stainless steel pin that will break any tempered glass window* and a stainless steel blade for cutting seatbelts. The break apart design allows the RES-Q-ME to be quickly removed from its storage location without removing the keys from the ignition. The RES-Q-ME is easily carried on a key ring or can be attached to different places in your vehicle. Spring loaded stainless steel pin Stainless steel blade for cutting seatbelts Easy removal without removing keys Personal or Professional Use! Check Out Our Other Clips & Fasteners Click Here Check Out Our Other Clips & Fasteners Click Here Check out our Other Items!



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