Makeup Mate vs Dispatch Safety

Product Description Do you remember your favorite tube of lipstick from high school? Do you still have that same tube of lipstick today? Should you? Although cosmetic manufacturers are not required to put expiration dates on their products, the FDA warns that cosmetics can degrade and break down over time due to microorganisms, such as bacteria and fungi. Exposure to these microorganisms can lead to eye and staph infections. Makeup Mate is here to help. By entering the name of a cosmetic, Makeup Mate will provide you with a expiration date based on industry recommendations. Makeup Mate also gives you the ability to create a reminder in your calendar for when your makeup will expire. Product Features - Determine cosmetic type using cosmetic name - Provide recommended expiration date based on cosmetic type OR Set your on shelf life for the cosmetic if the manufacturer provides one - Select purchase/first use date - Set reminder for cosmetic expiration - Save inventory of your cosmetics in your cosmetic catalog

Dispatch Safety puts the power of documentation in your hands. One tap activates Safety Mode: GPS-tagged, timestamped video that uploads instantly to secure cloud storage, so your footage is protected even if your phone isn't. NOW YOU ARE SAFE - One-Tap Dispatch: record and stream to your community in seconds - I'm Safe Check-In: one tap tells your people you're okay, no video needed - Community Feed: see nearby dispatches live, with exact location and one-tap navigation so help can actually reach you - Trusted Contacts: your circle, notified when it matters - Know Your Rights: clear guidance for traffic stops, filming rights, and de-escalation - Local Alerts: safety updates within your radius Your recordings upload continuously while you record, in protected segments, so your evidence survives even if your phone doesn't. Every video is timestamped and location-verified. Community protections built in: report content, block users, and a moderated feed keep Dispatch a safe place to be safe. Dispatch is not an emergency service and is not a substitute for 911. In an emergency, always call 911 first. This isn't about fear. It's about preparedness. Neighbors looking out for neighbors, families staying connected, communities caring for their own. Now you are safe.