Brite-Strike Tactical Illumination Products, Inc., makers of high-tech illumination devices for police and government use as well as for personal self-defense, announced today that its “Lightning Strike” Personal Protection System will be featured in this year’s prestigious Frontgate Christmas catalog. The company’s “Tactical Blue-Dot” flashlight is already the top selling product at its price point in the high-end Herrington Catalog.

Brite-Strike president, Glenn Bushee, commented on the increased demand for self-defense products. “In tough economic times, such as now, the number of robberies and assaults rise dramatically, which increases the demand for all our products. This product, for the money, may be the most effective defensive tool available for women today, particularly in preventing assaults and rapes.”

The personal defense gift set includes a powerful, but compact, tactical flashlight, with the patented tactical touch hi-low-strobe switch, a leather holster, and a personal

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 Technologies, Inc. (OTC: BSTI) has began to receive the publicity they were anticipating over the past couple months. In August, Brite-Strike formed an agreement with Natick-based BJ’s Wholesale Club, which is significant as sales were previously spurred by word of mouth and trade-show appearances. Brite-Strike recently raised $450,000 for an ad campaign that continues into the fall with 30-second spots on CNBC, CNN, Tru-TV and various other cable networks.

The company’s co-founder, police officer Glenn Bushee, is pleased to report that sales are increasing on different avenues, “Our Web site sales have probably tripled” he stated. The increase in sales can be attributed to the ad blitz via cable TV and a national newspaper began in August.

A bright spot for the company is the new found success with their new Tactical Balls products. The product consists of

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