Have you ever consider forensically marking your valuables?
Did you get a new special gadget or valuable item for Christmas this year or have things of value in your property?
Do you have a way to make those items traceable back to you if they were to ever be stolen or lost?
If no.. Have you ever consider forensically marking your valuables?
SmartWater is a liquid which is used to forensically mark items of property. Once applied to an item and dries it is clear to the naked eye however under U.V light it glows bright green!
SmartWater works in the same way as D.N.A, Each bottle is made up of a completely unique chemical code. This code is then registered to a household/business and its occupant/owner meaning anything marked with that bottle will be traceable back to the registered owner.
North Wales Police currently have a discount code for SmartWater with is costing £59.50, the discount code brings it down to £25 for a home security pack.
One bottle of SmartWater can mark up to eighty items which works out at 30p per item with the discount code!
If you would like anymore information or have any questions on SmartWater or would like to know how to purchase SmartWater using the discount code, feel free to contact me on Community Alert or email:
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