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Shake Awake

"Shake Awake"® is the world's new and innovative vibrating alarm clock. This incredible device is already making it easier for the 28 million Americans who experience some degree of hearing loss.

Now "Shake Awake"® is available to everyone!

"Shake Awake"® is used by so many different groups of people including:

" Spouses & partners
" Business travelers
" Anyone sharing the same bedroom
" Shift workers: pilots, truckers, fireman, doctors, soldiers & emergency medical workers
" The "morning impaired" who have difficulty responding to the traditional sound alarm
" Hearing impaired
" Seniors
" College dorm roommates

HOW IT WORKS

"Shake Awake"®'s unique design is stylish, portable and simple to use.

Instead of the ear-shattering buzzing and ringing of morning alarms this extraordinary vibrating alarm clock is like a friend gently and persistently nudging you awake.

Its compact motor makes a remarkable commotion.

By slipping this pocket-sized alarm clock inside your pillowcase or under your mattress, its powerful pulsating vibrating alarm will "Shake Awake"® even the soundest sleepers.

SPECIAL FEATURES

" Powerful Vibrating Motor... Wakes The Heaviest Sleeper
" Converts To An Audible Alarm By The Flick of a Switch
" Cover Designed - To Fold Under For Table Top Viewing To Protect Settings While Sleeping Or Traveling
" Quartz Accuracy
" Clip for Secure Attachment
" Compact Size 3" x 4" x 1 ".
" Large 1" LCD Display.
" Snooze Alarm
" Back Light for Night Time Viewing.
" Clock and Motor Have Independent Battery
" Battery Operated (1 AAA battery included - 2 AA batteries no included).

Sarah-Jayne Bass (formerly Caroline Hensby) - adders.org

Shake Awake Website

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