Wow, I dealt with this company a loooooong time ago! I didn't even realize the name until I looked at the .pdf that Kevin K. shared. The very top flashlight, with the yellow body, was made on the same mold as their "Phantom Warrior" flashlight, developed in part by an Army unit I served in. I still have mine and use it all the time to light my way around the house at night without waking up my fiancee. I came to love it when working night shift on a city PD, it was great for looking for things inside a dark cruiser without being visible, as the light operates at very low power and the beam output is adjusted with a funny sliding thumb switch. The reflector portion slides back and forth, controlling how much of the bulb is exposed, and thus the light output.
I do recall that even back then they had the silly "vetting process" for their "exclusive pricing and availability." But the product that was the end result got very mixed reviews I believe it was not widely-loved.
For reasons never explained, when they shipped the lights, they included a wintergreen Lifesaver candy in each package. I am not kidding. It was very strange.
The worst part was that there was nowhere to store the filters, and they were TINY, and most were lost quickly.
I did like how it had an IR LED offset from the main beam, which was as easy to activate as reversing the batteries.
I wonder if anyone else ever made such a design.
