Homeland-Defense 4 U, Inc.
Products to Protect People from Germs - Mold - Radiation
Pure Air - Clean Skin - Emergency Response
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Homeland-Defense 4 U, Inc. |
Specializing in Wellness Pure Air - Clean Skin - Emergency Response |
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Last updated Friday ~ May 28, 2008 |
     
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| Pure Air | Clean Skin | Radiation Detection | Seminar Video | Wellness Issues | Decontamination | CERT Supplies | Classes | Kits | Contact Us | Updates |
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We sell items to equip you for emergencies, such as:
Volcanoes Earthquakes Tornadoes, Floods & Winds Radiation Germs & Mold Terrorism -- al Quaeda -- BW
Global Warming -- Arctic Ice Melt. -- Wobble of Earth Spin Axis -- Impact Winter. -- Blue Moon. -- Ross Ice Shelf!! -- Hot Spots!! -- Ocean Heating -- SOHO Pics!! -- Hurricane!! -- Flooding!! |
Prepare for pandemic now!! 
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Seminar Video Safe Rooms |
Air Purification Sterile-Aire |
Decontamination Foam MODEC |
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KITS
| Click on image for more information. | We sell only the finest products to protect you and your family. |
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Purify indoor air with germicidal lights from Steril-Aire. >>>Kills virus and bacteria. >>>Deactivates mold spores. >>>One unit purifies the air in your whole house (up to 3,000 sq ft, 5 ton). >>>Starts at $700. |
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SNL Decon Formulation for Mitigation and Decontamination of Chemical and Biological Warfare Agents, such as: >>>VX >>>Mustard >>>Anthrax >>>Plague |
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Portable Radiation Detector includes: >>>Protective Rubber Boot >>>Carrying bag with shoulder strap >>>PC Connective Cables >>>Batteries >>>Battery Charger >>>Check Source >>>Durable Plastic Travel Case >>>Spec-View Software >>>Manual |
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Video Released February 2005 How to Prepare a Safe Room Available as either DVD or VHS Host -- John "J.R." Moore, The Libertyman Speaker -- Ann Hess Morrison |
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>>>Safety High Density Green Hard Hat >>>Goggle >>>Respirator >>>Gloves >>>Rubber Knee Boots >>>First Aid Supplies |
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Aveeno Oatmeal Anti-itch Concentrated Lotion. Relieves and soothes itching and discomfort associated with a variety of minor skin conditions such as poison ivy, chicken pox, eczema and insect bites. DERMAdoctor Handy Manum Anti-Itch Fissure Relief Serum. Lamisil AT Cream for Jock Itch. Lamisil AT Cream is an effective therapy for athlete's foot, tinea versicolor, "ring worm", jock itch, and more. |
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Limited number of N-95 respirator masks available. Recommended to protect against SARS and flu. Expect a 30-day delay. |
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CAMPCO Easy Shelters and Vests. Smith & Wesson Knives Smith & Wesson Watches |
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| Terrorist | Issue | Read More |
| al Quaeda | Al-Qaida [sic] gets help to slip into U.S. from Mexico, official says | Oct 22 2004 - Post Dispatch article "Honduran's claims of terrorists elicit skepticism" |
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Products and Services: |
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Talk with Skywarn volunteers at community events ... FREE Class 2006 Severe Weather Training Schedule |
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Contact Mr. Michael Redman for additional information by calling 314-615-7857 or writing him at MRedman@stlouisco.com. |
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Conceal Carry Class OngoingJohn Moore first fought terrorism in 1967 in the streets and alleys of Vietnam. |
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You are responsible for your family's health and safety.
I offer preparedness talks and private consultations to groups, corporations and families.
Regards,
John Moore 314-965-3007 866-076-3007 (toll-free)
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FREE Training MO State Emergency Management Agency SEMA |
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The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Program educates people about disaster preparedness for hazards that may impact their area and trains them in basic disaster response skills, such as fire safety, light search and rescue, team organization, and disaster medical operations. |
FREE Training Chesterfield Emergency Response Team |
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The next Chesterfield CERT is scheduled to begin September 17, 2008, for six consecutive Wednesday evenings (6 - 10pm). Meramac Valley Citizens Council Objectives and Contacts
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FREE Travel MetroWest Central Individual Go-Kit Contents FEMA field uniform shirts or jacket, as appropriate, Shirts, Pants, Belt, Socks, Under garments, Cold-weather jacket, if needed, Waterproof jacket with hood, Cold-weather gloves, if needed, Footwear suitable for the expected work environment, Personal grooming and hygiene items, Eyeglasses, Sunglasses, Watch, Flashlight with batteries, Notepad, Pen, Insect repellent, Sun screen, Moist towelettes, FEMA photo ID, Drivers License, FEMA-issued credit card, Personal funds |
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MetroWest CERT is being deployed to Atlanta to help in Hurricane Frances recovery.
September 2004 They will go out, 2 or 3 to a car, to go door-to-door. Purpose: to be visible and give people hope, encouragement, and the 800 FEMA number. The idea is not to go inside, just to make a face to face appearance at the door. They will be issued a Blackberry to report in anything unusual, but damage assessment, S&R, etc. will be handled by others. |
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John Ross was instrumental in the fight to get Missouri's carry rights back. Missouri is now a shall-issue Carry state. To qualify, the applicant must have received specific, CCW-appropriate training by a firearms instructor authorized under the statute to provide the specific training mandated by the statute. |
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| First Aid Kit for Home contains 192 pieces for $371.87 plus tax, includes |
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| 1 | Covertible rollaway backpack with handy organizer pockets and BackSaver pouch. 16"W x 20"H x 14"D. |
| 2 | 1" x 2.5yd Adhesive Tape. |
| 4 | 1" x 6 yd. Sterile Gauze Bandage. |
| 6 | 2" x 2" Sterile Pad. |
| 10 | 4" x 4" Sterile Pad. |
| 3 | 56" x 84" Metalized Mylar Blanket. Caution: This product conducts electricity. Warning: Will burn if ignited. Protects against EMP & EMI. Use to cover windows and doors in safe rooms. |
| 5 | 1/8 oz packs of Burn Jel Topical Analgesic. Contains Lidocaine HCl (2.0%). |
| 3 | Sterile Eye Pads. |
| 3 | 1 fl oz bottles of sterile isotonic, buffered eyewash solution. Contains: NaCl, NaPO4. Preserved with Benzalkonium Chloride and Disodium Edetate. |
| 6 | Medical Face Masks with Eye Shields. |
| 10 | 1/32 oz Hydrocortisone Cream. For temporary relief of itching associated with minor skin irritations and rashes. |
| 2 | TRIADINE 2oz FLIP TOP BOTTLE |
| 10 | 1/32-oz foil packets Neosporin Antibiotic Ointment. Helps prevent infection in scrapes. Polymyxin B Sulfate-Bacitractin Zine-Neomycin Sulfate. |
| 5 | Insect Repellent Towelettes contain DEET. Effective against mosquitos, ticks, chiggers, flies, gnats, & fleas. Non-staining. |
| 1 | 4" long blunt end scissors. |
| 3 | Sterile Triangular Bandages with Safety Pins. |
| 100 | AllerdermŪ Disposable Vinyl Gloves. Excellent for persons with hand dermatitis.Box of 50. Avoid excessive heat.Shield open box from sunlight & fluorescent light |
| 10 | 2-tablet packets of Bayer Aspirin. Micro-coating and sleek shape for easy swallowing. Caffeine and sodium free. 325 mg. aspirin per tablet. |
| 2 | Ammonia Inhalant Capsule |
| 2 | Sterile TRAUMA DRESSING Economical combination pad for Emergency Rooms & Trauma Centers features a Nonwoven cover with a continuous piece of cotton Ea 10"x30" |
| 1 | Thermometer Clinical, Prismatic, Dual Scale, Deluxe model, Extra Thick Capillary |
| 192 | Suitable for the family at home, work, & in the car. |
Pandemic - Bird Flu
Pandemic Checklist
You can prepare for an influenza pandemic now. You should know both the magnitude of what can happen during a pandemic outbreak and what actions you can take to help lessen the impact of an influenza pandemic on you and your family. This checklist will help you gather the information and resources you may need in case of a flu pandemic.
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Store a supply of water and food. During a pandemic, if you cannot get to a store,
or if stores are out of supplies, it will be important for you to have extra
supplies on hand. This can be useful in other types of emergencies, such as
power outages and disasters.
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insurance company if you can get an extra supply of your regular
prescription drugs.
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Have
any nonprescription drugs and other health supplies on hand, including pain
relievers, stomach remedies, cough and cold medicines, fluids with
electrolytes, and vitamins.
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Talk with family members and loved ones about how they would be cared
for if they got sick, or what
will be needed to care for them in your home.
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Volunteer with local groups to prepare and assist with emergency response.
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Get involved in your community as it works to prepare for an influenza pandemic.
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Teach
your children to wash hands frequently with soap and water, and model
the correct behavior.
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Teach
your children to cover coughs and sneezes with tissues, and be sure to
model that behavior.
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Teach
your children to stay away from others as much as possible if they are sick.
Stay home from work and school if sick.
Examples of food and non-perishables |
Examples of medical, health, and emergency supplies |
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Ready-to-eat canned meats, fruits, vegetables, and soups |
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Prescribed medical supplies such as glucose and blood-pressure
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Protein or fruit bars |
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Soap and water, or alcohol-based hand wash |
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Dry cereal or granola |
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Medicines for fever, such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen |
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Peanut butter or nuts |
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Thermometer |
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Dried fruit |
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Anti-diarrheal medication |
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Vitamins |
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Canned juices |
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Fluids with electrolytes |
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Bottled water |
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Cleansing agent/soap |
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Canned or jarred baby food and formula |
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Flashlight |
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Pet food |
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Batteries |
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Portable radio |
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Manual can opener |
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Garbage bags |
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Tissues, toilet paper, disposable diapers |
Family
Emergency Health Information Sheet
For More Information
Visit: www.pandemicflu.gov.
The Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention (CDC) hotline, 1-800-CDC-INFO (1-800-232-4636), is available in
English and Spanish, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. TTY: 1-888-232-6348.
Questions can be e-mailed to inquiry@cdc.gov.
Links to state departments of
public health can be found at www.pandemicflu.gov.
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services,
January 2006
Last revised: January 4,
2006
Sick Room Kit
| Safe Room Kit for $415.00 plus shipping, includes |
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| 3 | 56" x 84" Metalized Mylar Blanket. Caution: This product conducts electricity. Warning: Will burn if ignited. Protects against EMP & EMI. Use to cover windows and doors in safe rooms. |
| 1 | 11 mil metallic aluminum duct tape. High tack rubber-based adhesive works on a variety of surfaces. Meets UL 723. 2" x 60 yd. |
| 1 | Non-hygroscopic medical-grade calcium hydroxide in an economical rugged five-gallon plastic pail. Absorbs carbon dioxide. Enough for one person for twelve days. |
| 1 | 25 pound metal can of indicating DRIERITE 10-20 mesh is impregnated with cobalt chloride -- glue when dry changes to pink upon absorption of moisture. Treats 500 cu ft. Refresh by warming to 300 °F. |
| 1 | Dual cartridge, 22 oz. binary spray bottles for personal, small item, and suface decontamination. Binary liquids mixed in the spray head. Shelf life of 10 years unmixed, 8 hours mixed. |
| 1 | 10-60% Relative Humidity card has 6 spots corresponding to 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, and 60% relative humidity. Cards return to blue when placed in a dry environment. |
| 8 | Enough for a one-person safe room, suitable at home or work. |
| Do you know where to place a safe room in your home? Do you know how long you can stay sealed in a safe room? Does your home have negative pressure? |
Our architectural consultant can answer all your questions. $200 for an on-site visit (up to 2 hrs) and written report. Now scheduling for next week. |
| Instructions for Shelter-in-Place (Safe Room) |
| 1. | Choose an area that can be sealed, a room with one door & only one window, no patio doors! A 3300 cubic foot space will be suitable for one person for about 21 hours. A basement should not be the first choice because some toxic chemicals are heavier than air. A room with an attached bathroom is a good idea. |
| 2. | Complete calculation sheet to determine length of time you can shelter-in-place. Then consider using a carbon dioxide absorbent to extend the usable time and a dessicant to make you feel more comfortable. |
| 3. | Stock with water & food to last for that length of time. Remember to store foods that do not need water to cook. A microwave oven will help you heat food. Remember to stock favorites of special-needs family members, such as, the elderly, sick, children, and babies. |
| 4. | Stock Safe Room with Tyvek coveralls, gas mask, and Class I medical goves. You will want to leave your Safe Room periodically, so be prepared to wear protective clothing. |
| 5. | Keep a cell phone with you. Also, keep battery-operated tv & radio in case the electricity fails. The authorities will notify you when it is safe to leave your Safe Room. |
| 6. | Use vapor-safe metallic sealing tape to attach metalized mylar over window and door. Use cut-off pieces of the metallized mylar to cover vents if you do not have ultraviolet "C" installed in your ventilation system. UV-C will keep you safe from infectious diseases, even bioterrorism agents. |
| 7. | Spray tape with Modec Decontamination Foam to destroy leaking toxins. Always wear gloves and eye protection when spraying decontamination foam. |
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Concentration |
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0.03% |
Nothing happens as this is the normal carbon dioxide concentration in air. |
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0.5% |
Lung ventilation increases by 5 percent. This is the maximum safe working level recommended for an 8 hour working day in industry (Australian Standard). |
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1.0% |
Symptoms may begin to occur, such as feeling hot and clammy, lack of attention to details, fatigue, anxiety, clumsiness and loss of energy, which is commonly first noticed as a weakness in the knees (jelly legs). |
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2.0% |
Lung ventilation increases by 50 percent, headache after several hours exposure. Accumulation of carbon dioxide in the body after prolonged breathing of air containing around 2% or greater will disturb body function by causing the tissue fluids to become too acidic. This will result in loss of energy and feeling run-down even after leaving the cave. It may take the person up to several days in a good environment for the body metabolism to return to normal. |
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3.0% |
Lung ventilation increases by 100 percent, panting after exertion, Symptoms may include:- headaches, dizziness and possible vision disturbance such as speckled stars. |
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5 - 10% |
Violent panting and fatigue to the point of exhaustion merely from respiration & severe headache. Prolonged exposure at 5% could result in irreversible effects to health. Prolonged exposure at > 6% could result in unconsciousness and death. |
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10 - 15% |
Intolerable panting, severe headaches and rapid exhaustion. Exposure for a few minutes will result in unconsciousness and suffocation without warning. |
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25% to 30% |
Extremely high concentrations will cause coma and convulsions within one minute of exposure. Certain Death. |
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O2% by volume. |
Symptoms |
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reduced from 21 to 14% |
First perceptible signs with increased rate and volume of breathing, accelerated pulse rate and diminished ability to maintain attention. |
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between 14 to 10% |
Consciousness continues, but judgment becomes faulty. Rapid fatigue following exertion. Emotions effected, in particularly ill temper is easily aroused. |
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10 to 6% |
Can cause nausea and vomiting. Loss of ability to perform any vigorous movement or even move at all. Often the victim may not be aware that anything is wrong until collapsing and being unable to walk or crawl. Even if resuscitation is possible, there may be permanent brain damage. |
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below 6% |
Gasping breath. Convulsive movements may occur. Breathing stops, but heart may continue beating for a few minutes - ultimately death. |
Reference: http://www.wasg.iinet.net.au/Co2paper.html
