Safety is serious business, but sometimes the things marketed as “must-have” protections are more about selling peace of mind than actually keeping anyone safe. Companies know that safety sells, so they slap the word “protection” on a product, crank up the price tag, and let fear do the rest.
The truth? Some upgrades drain your wallet without making life noticeably safer. This isn’t about cutting corners on real essentials—it’s about separating smart safety investments from overhyped gimmicks.
