10 items that show how much US school shootings have changed back-to-school shopping

Bulletproof inserts for backpacks can weigh around a pound, are removable, and can withstand bullet fire.

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After a gunman shot and killed 17 people and injured dozens more, students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School were required to carry clear backpacks at school to prevent concealed weapons.

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The company Guard Dog Security is rolling out new school products to help protect against school shootings. One popular item is the ballistic armored desk calendar with bulletproof panels.

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Hardwire is selling bulletproof whiteboards to protect classrooms against bullets fired through walls. The whiteboards have a layer of ballistic protection developed for the Department of Defense and can stop multiple rounds of handgun fire.

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Hardwire is also selling bulletproof clipboards with armor technology developed for the Department of Defense. The clipboards meet Bulletproof Products NIJ Level 3A protection, classifying the product as soft armor.

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Bullet Blocker uses the lastest DuPont Kevlar technology to discreetly sew 48 inches of protection into its leather folios. The pad also has organizer pockets, a smartphone holder, and a notebook.

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Bullet Blocker also designed a three ring bulletproof binder insert that weighs 10 ounces. The product can stop 357 Magnum, 44 Magnum, 9mm, .45 caliber hollow point ammunition, and more.

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This ballistic armored seat cushion, also designed by Bullet Blocker, weighs 20 ounces and can act as an anti-ballistic safety shield. The handles double as non-slip cushion grips.

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This discreet tablet case from Bullet Blocker has a front pocket, pen loop, and zip close, and can stop bullets from a 357 Magnum, 44 Magnum, 9mm, .45 caliber hollow point ammunition.

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