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Title: Unsafe Product
Review: The Mighty Tite, contrary to other posts, does not meet NHTSA crash standards because there are NO standards for these types of products. This after-market product is not needed to make a car seat tight. I've been a NHTSA child passenger safety technician for 4 years and have NEVER needed to use anything like this (I am an average size female with little upper-body strength.) There is potential for this product to come off of the seatbelt in a crash posing a serious projectile hazard to you and your child. Additionally, if it comes off, it will introduce A LOT of slack into the seatbelt system making the car seat incredibly loose in the crash and nullifying any "protection" you thought it was providing. Go to www.nhtsa.dot.gov to find a car seat technician near you for help installing your seat. If a technician tells you it's OK to use the Mighty Tite you should go to a different tech because the first one is giving you false and potentially unsafe information.
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