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Standard Life Jackets US Coast Guard Approved: Colors: Lime Green/Purple & Blue/Yellow.
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USCG-APPROVED LIFE VESTS
ENHANCE SAFETY AND PEACE-OF-MIND AROUND THE POOL OR LAKE
Approved the U.S. Coast Guard, our life vest allows your child to be in the water and feel safe and secure. The vest features a unique head float design that cushions and protects your child’s head, keeping it above water. The vest is also designed to promote back floating, further insuring safety in the pool or in open water.
We offer our life vest in three different sizes corresponding to your child’s weight. All three vests are constructed of marine-grade nylon and forever-buoyant foam. We’ve also added quick-release adjustable straps for extra comfort and safety.
Give your child the feeling of security this season with our USGC-approved life vests. UL Listed.
Features
Designed with children’s safety in mind, Water Pals™ offers a complete
line of water confidence and safety products for beginner, intermediate
and advanced swimmers, ranging between the ages of one to six years old. All Water Pals products uphold or exceed U.S. Safety Regulations. The
mission of Water Pals is to save and protect children’s lives by creating awareness, educating consumers and driving funding for a National Water Safety Campaign.
USA CHILDHOOD
DROWNING STATISTICS: 
▪ Drowning is the second leading cause of injury-related death for children under the age of 14, accounting for 859 deaths
in 2001.
▪ 97% of those children who drowned were not wearing a personal flotation device
at the time of drowning.
▪ Children under 4 have the highest
drowning death rate (two to three times
greater than other age groups) and account for 80 percent of home drownings.
▪ In 2002, nearly 2,700 children ages 14
and under were treated in hospital
emergency rooms for unintentional
drowning-related incidents.
▪ Drowning is the greatest summer risk for children ages 14 and under, with deaths increasing 96 percent above average
during the summer months.
Source: National Safe Kids Campaign, Washington DC, (202) 662-0600
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