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ChargeHub React is a car charger that plugs into a 12V socket and doubles as an emergency tool. It combines a seatbelt cutter, a steel-tip window breaker, a USB charger, a 2200mAh power bank, an LED flashlight, a strobing SOS beacon and a safety siren in one small unit you can take out of the car.
It's made by Limitless Innovations of Crystal Lake, Illinois, and comes with a one-year warranty. One React is $49.99, with three-, five- and ten-packs available. It's sold through a checkout run by GiddyUp, which presents offers from product makers. The checkout ships to US addresses only, in US dollars.
| Shipping | Orders usually ship within 24-48 hours and typically arrive in 3-5 business days in the US; shipping is charged on a single unit, and the page says all bundles ship free. |
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| Returns | There's a 30-day money-back guarantee; returns need to be sent back before a refund is issued. |
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