Brite-Strike Tactical Illumination (BSTI.PK), maker of high-intensity light products for government and self-defense use, is in an enviable position. Their product line has managed to successfully address a variety of problems that limit their competitors.

Brite-Strike, based in Massachusetts, produces a unique set of tactical LED light products which are being used by professionals and consumers to protect themselves and gain the upper hand against would-be attackers. Brite-Strike’s primary product is a hand-held flashlight that uses the latest Luxeon™ LED and EMP chip technology to generate an output 15 times brighter than any other hand-held light in the world. The consumer version is less powerful, and less expensive, than that used by professionals, but both configurations have a number of advantages over other self-defense products.

First of all, they are easier and safer to use, and are therefore less restricted. Tasers are illegal

Brite-Strike Tactical Illumination (BSTI.PK) is beginning to look like the next big success story in the rapidly growing self-defense and law enforcement technology market. The Massachusetts-based company, founded by two police officers to create world-class tactical LED flashlights, is rapidly expanding into what is estimated to be the $2 billion market of tactical lighting.

In spite of their short history, sales have already taken off through high-end stores and catalogues, and now they’ve gotten the go-ahead from retail giants Lowes.com and BJs Club stores. As if that weren’t enough, Brite-Strike is starting to get major orders from Europe, and feels they’ll now have to open a UK office as early as this fall.

Brite-Strike’s high-tech illumination products are specifically designed for use by police officers as well as the FBI, CIA, DEA, and the U.S. military, all huge markets in themselves. But the personal

During the second annual New York Law Enforcement Exposition, Brite-Strike Technologies, Inc. (OTC: BSTI) took advantage of the heralded opportunity to introduce their products to fellow law enforcement officials. The NY Times covered the event and found the company’s futuristic-looking flashlights particularly interesting among the other lighting products featured, which happened to be a large part of the exposition.

Brite-Strike Technologies was formed after both men had a conversation during their midnight shift in regards to how much they disliked the flashlight options that they were given as police officers. It was after that conversation that officer Jon Neal and Glenn Bushee began to construct plans on how they were going to devise a new kind of flashlight. In their spare time they came up with the idea of inventing a new kind of lightweight, waterproof flashlight that would be made

Brite-Strike Technologies, Inc. (OTC: BSTI) is a tactical safety company that was created by two police officers with the intention to develop LED flashlights that possessed the features that police officers and citizens need to keep them safe. Their innovative and flawless white light flashlights – which come in various sizes and weights – are used to temporarily blind and disorient a suspect or attacker, providing police officers and citizens the added safety they desire. The company only manufactures tactical LED flashlights with the latest Luxeon® LED and EMP chip technology, as older LED and incandescent lighting technology cannot compare.

In the past, numerous police departments came under public scrutiny when officers used their heavy metal flashlights for beating suspects. Many police departments and law enforcement agencies have now abandoned those heavy-duty flashlights. This series of events led to

Brite-Strike Technologies, Inc. (OTC: BSTI) is a tactical safety company that was created by two police officers with the intention to develop LED flashlights that possessed the features that police officers and citizens need to keep them safe. Their innovative and flawless white light flashlights – which come in various sizes and weights – are used to temporarily blind and disorient a suspect or attacker, providing police officers and citizens the added safety they desire. The company only manufactures tactical LED flashlights with the latest Luxeon® LED and EMP chip technology, as older LED and incandescent lighting technology cannot compare.

In the past, numerous police departments came under public scrutiny when officers used their heavy metal flashlights for beating suspects. Many police departments and law enforcement agencies have now abandoned those heavy-duty flashlights. This series of events led to