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An RCD protected one is not required. The Battery chargers should be double insulated so the RCD is pointless as you are unlikey to ever get a short to ground or you touch a live part.
A surge protection extension lead may help give additional protection but again the charger should be designed to cope with surges under the LV directives for mains powered equipment but then we are talking mostly chinese imported products here so throw any directives and safety approvals out the window. So yes surge protection does no harm.
The main thing is to buy the well known chargers which are reputed to be good and not any old chinese generic rubbish which is not a well known brand. e.g. buy Nitecore, Xtar etc.
Even the so called good ones if you open them up have safety concerns sometimes but are not as bad as the cheapies. Similarly only use quality batteries and dispose of them when the performance starts to reduce noticeably or any other abnormal signs.

Glad to see the problem has been fixed...makes it easier for all.

essexsoulgirl, interesting because I found an issue with the cart as well.
If I added something to cart it displayed teh cart etc, but when you comtinue shopping and then withoiut adding anything try and return to teh cart it did not work, so I did teh same, added an item, cart was displayed and then deleted the item.

So, Foclecig , looks like a little bug re the shopping cart button.

NO! Tease-smiley

I assume it is paypal which will not accept your password. Open a new window and then open paypal and try logging into your account without going via Focalecig buying.
This way you can check you account is OK and yoru password works. I suspect you are doing something silly like have 'caps locks' on or actually forgotten your password or using wrong paypal account name (email address). Make sure you always have a secure connection when logging into paypal.

I have just come in to mention this. You already have. I bought one earlier but was £4.67 after paypal conversion.

Found this on HK post website under notices. www.hongkongpost.hk/eng/publications/notices/2013/20130910a/index.htm

10 September 2013
Delay In Outbound Air Mail Services

To safeguard aviation security, Hongkong Post does not accept the sending of air mail items (including Speedpost) that contain dangerous articles such as perfumery products, lighters and lithium batteries. Hence, all mail items entering the Air Mail Centre are subject to x-ray screening. Recently, there is an increasing number of air mail items detected to contain suspected dangerous articles, in particular, lithium batteries, which lengthens the screening process. In this connection, air mail registration service, iMail service and Bulk Air Mail service may be subject to delay. Any inconvenience caused is much regretted.