Bright Strike Tactical Illumination Products Incorporated, a maker of tactical flash lights and personal protection systems, was recently featured in a full-page USA Today advertisement. Bright Strike, founded by two former police officers, recently introduced the Tactical Blue Dot Series of protective flashlights, and those flashlights are already being used by private citizens and law enforcement agencies such as the CIA and FBI.

The Massachusetts-based company’s flashlights feature Light-Emitting Diode technology (LED) that creates a flawless, bright light that can be used to disorient an attacker. Bright Strike has partnered with Philips Lumileds, the world’s leading maker of LEDs, to produce both the Tactical Blue Dot and Protector Series of flashlights. The Tactical Blue Dot Series has a potential market of 666,000 police officers across the U.S.

Bright Strike started making tactical flashlights that were designed and created by police officers for police officers in

Brite-Strike Tactical Illumination Products, Inc. (Pink Sheets: BSTI), the pioneering designer and manufacturer of world-class tactical LED (light-emitting diode) flashlights and personal protection systems for law enforcement personnel, the military, and private citizens, today announced the US Coast Guard, DEA, SWAT Teams and agencies of Germany have committed to using the Tactical Balls, a tactical illumination product designed strictly for law enforcement officials.

Coming on the heels of the company’s hugely successful flagship tactical flashlight product, the Tactical Balls are a rolling illumination, distraction, and disorientation device whose strobe-like effect momentarily captures and diverts an enemy’s or assailant’s attention, thereby providing law-enforcement personnel with critical extra seconds to advance, draw a weapon, or otherwise subdue an individual.

The 1-1/2-inch diameter balls, which contain two white LEDs each (>13,000 MCD) and come with two CR2032 batteries for each light, are equipped with a push-button switch and

Brite-Strike Tactical Illumination Products, Inc. (BSTI.PK) is the latest company to be profiled by OTC Financial Network (OTCFN), a division of National Financial Communications Corp. The Corporate Facts report on Brite-Strike highlights the company’s core product line, target market, current distribution channels, and future growth strategies.

Located in Needham, Massachusetts, OTCFN has established its niche as a leading small-micro-cap investor relations and financial communications firm. For the marketing, printing, and distribution of the report, OTCFN received $100,000 and will now serve as a special advisor to Brite-Strike. The opinions and data in the report are prepared for informative purposes and are not intended as investment advice.

The founders of Brite-Strike, Glenn Bushee and Jon Neal, are active police officers who felt the need to improve the design of standard issue flashlights. The company focuses on the design and manufacturing of advanced, high-intensity LED

On August 13, 2008, USA Today magazine devoted an entire page to Bright Strike Tactical Illumination Products Incorporated, a company devoted to the manufacturing and sales of tactical police flashlights, citizen safety lights and personal protection systems. Bright Strike’s products are already in use by many satisfied customers, including members of all four military branches, FBI and CIA agents, and thousands of women concerned with safety and self-defense.

The market potential for this product is huge and includes the 650,000+ uniformed police officers in the US as well as military personnel and women seeking personal security. The company’s products are on sale not only at their website but Herringtons, BJ’s, Loews and other retail stores. All products are made from world-class components using the latest technology and are held to the highest design and manufacturing standards. They even