How significantly different is this from the bullet-proof whiteboards people tried to make a quick buck on? http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/03/education/edlife/bulletpro... Seems like both basically capitalize on fear.
AR Wear - A clothing line offering wearable protection for when things go wrong.
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#12First thought that came to my mind is how a paramedic/ER team is going to have have to deal with this if they have a unconscious person and are trying to run a catheter to figure out which drugs the person might have consumed. I guess it comes down to the odds of ending up being raped versus ending up in an ER ward after a night of partying (and the benefit/consequences to wearing "AR wear" in each of those scenarios…
Re: AR Wear - A clothing line offering wearable protection for when things go wrong.
#13How significantly different is this from the bullet-proof whiteboards people tried to make a quick buck on? http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/03/education/edlife/bulletpro... Seems like both basically capitalize on fear.
A very legitimate fear of a very common horrible event.