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Midget warfare? No, Childs Gas Hood (3 to 8 years old)

Even though these products are not indented to yank humour, the sad part of all this is the fact that people see nuclear / biological warfare serious enough to protect their infants and children. These products reflect certain notions and actions that have been created, well done.

I do not really know how to comment on this. Kinda speechless.

This hood is designed for children of 3 to 8 years old. The kit protects the head and the respiratory system. It is comfortable to wear and allows a wide field of vision. The kit includes a blower airflow unit, which creates positive pressure thus preventing contaminated air from entering the hood.

Supplied with a drinking tube and powered by 4 x 123A (3v.) Lithium batteries. Supplied in an easy to carry case with a handle and shoulder strap.

Thanks to MedGadget and Engadget, and of course Spycatcher.

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