TASER Consumer Blog

This season, home improvement series Military Makeover with Montel is helping the Middleton family turn their home into a place of healing after a year of adversity.

Tune in this Thursday to watch Dave Wright, US Army Veteran, founder of Wrights Gym/Krav Maga Pittsburgh, and TASER Senior Master Instructor, show the Military Makeover crew how the Pulse+ fits in to the family safety plan in the case of a home invasion.

Catch the episode airing on Friday 4/19 and Thursday, 4/25 on Lifetime Network at 7:30 AM ET/PT. Use the code MAKEOVER at checkout to save 20% off the Pulse+ and StrikeLight.

TASER Self-Defense customers now have the option to pay over time using ReCharge. ReCharge allows you to break up payments for a TASER Pulse+ or TASER StrikeLight device in 12-month installments.

In order to function properly, TASER devices need their batteries replaced every couple of years--depending on use. 

Whether you’ve been anticipating that father-son ski trip for months, or dreading the annual visit to the wife’s in-laws for twice as long – travel is synonymous with winter and the holidays. This year, ensure that when you head out, you're leaving your home in the safest shape possible with our holiday travel checklist. 

 With icy sidewalks, chilling winds and numb hands – it’s as important as ever to get ready with self-defense in-mind.

When the turkey, mashed potatoes and plates of dessert have settled, it's time to set your sights on finding a gift for everyone on your list. With lines getting longer and crowds getting rowdier, many Americans have opted to find the sweetest deals online or stay home altogether.

The details of this article were taken from a submitted police report. The name of the doctor has been changed to retain anonymity. 

November is Child Safety & Protection Month reminding us to take those simple steps to keep our home safe. We’re here to help you eliminate potential safety hazards in the home.

As your little pumpkins grow older and larger, Halloween becomes a night of freedom with their friends. With this added freedom comes added responsibility. Don’t let your teens get tricked this October 31st with these five tips.

Halloween is one of the most-anticipated days of the year for children in the United States. As temperatures drop and the autumn begins, thoughts of swimming pools, popsicles and sunshine are replaced with falling leaves, jack-o-lanterns and pillowcases full of candy. Make sure your little pumpkin’s night is filled with treats, not tricks, with these 5 tips.