Free Germ Warfare Protection Kits Now Available For Use In Home, Schools, and the Workplace

For Immediate Release                              Contact: Anthony Gailes
                                    901-442-9890
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Free Germ Warfare Protection Kits Now Available For Use In Home, Schools, and the Workplace


After September 11th and subsequent anthrax incidents, many Americans have become so terrified of germ warfare that now some of them will not even open their mail without surgical gloves and a face mask. While the threat of widespread bio-terrorism attacks are remote, it is especially important that we understand the risks and procedures to follow in the unlikely event of an attack.

In response to requests from parents, teachers, and various organizations, Galeforce Press has just released what it calls a germ warfare protection kit. It consists of a booklet entitled, An Anthrax Survival Kit: How To Protect Yourself Against Anthrax, Smallpox, and Other Bio-Terrorist Weapons, along with a set of forms and To Do lists that prepare you for a potential attack.

Says Ray Wright, the author, " This kit is designed to help educate parents, teachers, employers and others about anthrax, smallpox, sarin gas and other biological and chemical weapons. In addition to educating the public, it provides a course of action."

Topics covered in the kit include:

·    What are anthrax and smallpox.
·    Symptoms and treatments.
·    What to do if you are exposed.
·    Whether you should get vaccinated and whether vaccines are safe.
·    How to check your mail for suspicious letters and packages.
·    How to prepare an emergency kit.

Those wishing to view this kit can do so freely online at www.bookletsforabetterlife.com. Hard copies of this booklet are also available for companies and organizations. Email booklets@bookletsforabetterlife.com for prices and quantity discounts. Or you can call, 901-442-9890.





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