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(NaturalNews) People are always asking me where to find quality preparedness gear, and I’ve recommended dozens of websites and brand names over the years. Many, such as CheaperThanDirt.com (located in Fort Worth, Texas) are legendary for their years of success in offering discounted gear to the public. And while our new online discount retailer website SupplySource.com will never compete with the likes of Cheaper Than Dirt, Daniel Vitalis and I wanted to put together a small, highly-selective website offering an exclusive selection of preparedness items that we personally use and trust.

That website is www.SupplySource.com which has just launched, and it currently features a line of rugged “tactical” flashlights at surprisingly low prices (more below).

All products sold on the site are discounted, and in order for products to be on the site, they must pass the Health Ranger’s “ranch gear” durability test as well as Daniel’s “wilderness application” test.

Not surprisingly most products don’t pass these two tests. There’s a lot of junk sold in the preparedness market. Some stuff just doesn’t work. Other stuff works at first, but then it breaks when you need it most. But at SupplySource.com, we aim to offer gear that really works, that’s affordably priced, and that you can rely on year after year to protect and defend yourself and your family.

We’ve started the website with a carefully selected brand of extremely durable preparedness flashlights that we believe are the most reliable and affordably priced flashlights in the world. They’re “Fenix” brand flashlights, which you can read about below.

We’re also going to carrying a highly-selected brand of NiMH batteries that is vastly superior to anything you’ve ever seen under a popular brand name. Most NiMH batteries are junk, and some will cycle through only 50 charges or so before dying. The batteries we’ve been testing will cycle 500+ times and continue to operate day after day, even when charged via solar power.

Everything we make available at SupplySource.com is proven, rugged gear that passes our durability and usability tests. We reject 9 out of 10 products that are even considered for the store.

Until I discovered Fenix flashlights, my favorite flashlight was the E2D LED Defender made by Surefire. It’s an excellent quality flashlight, and I’ve carried one for years, across multiple countries and continents. It has never failed to produce light, and it’s easy on batteries.

The only thing wrong with the E2D LED Defender is the price. At a whopping $169 each, it’s way more than most people want to spend on a flashlight. Once, I sent out an email recommending the E2D flashlight, and people blasted me with hate mail, screaming about why would I recommend a $169 flashlight? (Answer: Because it works, long after your cheap $10 Wal-Mart flashlight has failed…)

Now, as a perfect replacement for the E2D LED Defender, we have the Fenix PD32 — a near-perfect hard-use pocket flashlight delivering a whopping 315 lumens of piercing light. It’s about an inch shorter than the E2D, and it can use either the CR123A batteries (standard batteries for all tactical lights), or a single 18650 battery, which is available in a NiMH rechargeable format.

This PD32 has become my new choice for a carry light. It’s extremely rugged, the light is electronically controlled, and the price? It’s not $169 like the E2D Defender. Nope, it’s just $67.95 from www.SupplySource.com where you’ll also find a selection of other Fenix flashlights.

This is the flashlight brand of choice for not just survival types, but also for law enforcement officers and military personnel who want something that really works in the field, even after taking routine physical abuse.

Check out www.SupplySource.com to learn more about these remarkable lights. More products are coming soon: Rugged water purification pails, preparedness gear and even emergency first aid kits. Watch for that (and more) at SupplySource.com

About the author: Mike Adams is a consumer health advocate and award-winning journalist with a mission to teach personal and planetary health to the public He is a prolific writer and has published thousands of articles, interviews, reports and consumer guides, impacting the lives of millions of readers around the world who are experiencing phenomenal health benefits from reading his articles. Adams is a trusted, independent journalist who receives no money or promotional fees whatsoever to write about other companies’ products. In 2010, Adams launched NaturalNews.TV, a natural health video site featuring videos on holistic health and green living. He’s also the CEO of a highly successful email newsletter software company that develops software used to send permission email campaigns to subscribers. Adams volunteers his time to serve as the executive director of the Consumer Wellness Center, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, and enjoys outdoor activities, nature photography, Pilates and martial arts training. Known as the ‘Health Ranger,’ Adams’ personal health statistics and mission statements are located at www.HealthRanger.org

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