New Groundbreaking Product Protects Children from Abduction

A new one-of-a-kind youth alarm device is now available to protect children from those who try to attack or abduct them.

Back Off Bands is a stylish wearable self-defense wristband for children, founded and developed by a mother of two daughters after viewing the surveillance footage in the 2004 abduction, rape, and murder case of 11-year-old Carlie Brucia.

Back off Bands is on a mission to make sure that no search is delayed, or even needed, by preventing children from being taken in the first place.

Charlotte Yensen joins Gayle Guyardo the host of the nationally syndicated health and wellness show Bloom with how she made it her mission to develop a safety product that would protect her daughters and children everywhere from a possible attack or abduction.

Bloom airs in 40 markets across the country, with a reach of approximately 36 million households, and in Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands and Madison, WI.

You can watch Bloom in the Tampa Bay Market weekdays at Noon on WTTA: Spectrum 1006; Frontier 514; DirecTV 38; Dish 38; Comcast 43, and look for Bloom early mornings on WFLA News Channel 8.

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