Prostate cancer-themed flags for house, lawn, car, etc., for sale on Amazon

The link below displays pictures of PCa-themed flags for sale on Amazon. Ready for display, as the thread title notes, on your lawn, house, car, etc.

Most of the flags go with the blue ribbon motif, although some others use, and some rather cleverly, other images.

I'm afraid a couple are in questionable taste because of salty language on them, but most are essentially tasteful and offer an eye-catching, generally appealing appearance that succeeds in promoting PCa awareness.

I probably won't be buying any of them to display in my own front yard or on my house, or car as I drive down the street, but display of such flags by those who want to make use of them would be an active approach to enhancing public PCa awareness.

Maybe something to hang at an outdoors PCa fundraiser, or such.

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Post Edited By Moderator (Tudpock18) : 7/2/2020 8:52:29 AM (GMT-6)

I know your motivations were pure and this is a good cause but....Rule #4 asks us not to include links to advertising. If we let this on stand it opens the door. Sorry.

Jim

I do have some light blue shirts, the designated color for prostate cancer awareness ~ and wear them more often in September, which is prostate cancer awareness month.

I really can't see myself purchasing a prostate cancer lawn flag or advertising items like that.

At my school, we sometimes wear cancer awareness shirts, when we rally around students in our school facing a health diagnosis, to show support, or to help raise funds to help with their expenses during treatments.

I have heard of some of some sports events that have centered around "the wearing of the blue" to support prostate cancer research and awareness.

Beyond that, I participate in a couple of 5K prostate cancer distance events every year, in September ... of course!

Prostate cancer research & awareness t-shirts are given out to every participant.

I like to wear these shirts, now and then, on some of my trail walks throughout the year.

My dad stands alongside all of us here, as a prostate cancer patient, as well. He has also been involved in some cancer events, back in my hometown area.

Dad always saves an extra t-shirt for me each year! There's meaning in that for me, needless to say.

Dad is a 10 year survivor of prostate cancer AND a 25 year survivor of leukemia.

His story is an inspiration to me and many others ... and our collection of t-shirts is growing.

CYCLONE ~ # Iowa State University

To fly a PCa-themed flag, I'd have to take down my STD one ;-)