Defense Pepper Spray

Bear Deterrent Pepper Spray with Hip Holster 7.9oz

Exback — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 12:58:10 +0000

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This bear spray is a great price for getting the hottest formula for bear spray at 2% and it comes with a hip holster.

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Pepper Spray In Red Molded Keycase With Belt Clip – 0.5oz

Exback — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 15:57:40 +0000

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Crime Stopper Pepper Spray with UV Dye – Disable & Identify Attackers

Exback — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 13:29:31 +0000

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Crime Halter Keychain Red Pepper Spray – 1/2 oz. – Hard Case

Exback — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 22:36:39 +0000

Crime Halter pepper spray unit with the hard shell injection molded case. Includes a belt clip and a keyring. Also featured is a safety top. Perfect to keep with your keys. Includes a pocket clip so you can have your hands free when taking a walk or jog.

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Pepper Spray In Blue Molded Keycase With Belt Clip – 0.5oz

Exback — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 10:40:24 +0000

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Lipstick Pepper Spray – Silver

Exback — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 12:13:19 +0000

LIPSTICK PEPPER SPRAY is 10% pepper spray designed for women. This attractive lipstick case is sure to deceive and ward off potential attackers. Pretend you need to freshen your lipstick and POW! This ½ ozcanister contains 20 half-second sprays with a range of 10 feet and is available in 5 colors. - Black, Pink, Blue, Red and Silver

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NEW Hot Pepper Spray Mace Defense Spray Key Ring Chain

Exback — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 23:24:58 +0000

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Wildfire 18% Red Pepper Spray – 1/2 oz Keychain Size – Black

Exback — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 15:09:10 +0000

Stop your attacker before he can get close enough to grab you. 2 million SHU of hot pepper will stop him in his tracks & turn his attention to much more pressing matters than coming after you! Wildfire will make your attacker feel like they're on fire.

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Mace Brand Triple Action Pepper Defense Spray- Pocket Model

Exback — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 13:39:35 +0000

Mace Brand Triple Action Pepper Defense Spray- Pocket Model

Pocket Model. Easy aim finger-grip feature makes this model ideal for emergency use. Compact design fits comfortably in woman's hand. Features flip-top safety cap, finger-grip dispenser and keychain. 11 gram stream unit sprays 6-12 feet. Contains 5, one second bursts

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SABRE Compact Pepper Spray with Pink Key Case – Supports National Breast Cancer Foundation

Exback — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 15:26:52 +0000

Cool style and hot protection are combined in SABRE's most popular product. This attractive, pink compact pepper spray delivers a strong balistic stream to reduce wind blow back. Providing extremely practical protection, SABRE permits distance from your threat with its ten (10) foot range, and its quick release key ring and attachment clip ensure its accessible when needed! Help fight breast cancer as sales of this product support the National Breast Cancer Foundation! Size: (more...)

Women, Crime Statistics and Pepper Spray

Exback — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 04:36:39 +0000

As all of us – or at least most of us – know, personal attacks are on the rise around the world and have been for quite some time. Not only that, but these attacks are becoming more brutal than they had been in the past. Women get attacked more than men and are at greater risk. As a result, women are looking for ways to defend themselves.

The City of Hope released some statistics regarding attacks on women. The findings are:

• 1 in every 3 women across the world has been subjugated to rape or sexual assault. (Data: 2001)

• In some developing countries, at least one-third of the adolescent girls have been forced into sexual initiation (Data: 2002)

• Sex crimes in South Africa take place every twenty seconds. (Data: 2000)

• Major incidents of rapes have been reported in 12 African provinces. The rate has increased considerably from 182 in 2001 to 270 in 2002.

• 14,000 of the 331,815 reported crimes committed against women in the Russian Federation were rapes.

• According to a survey in the United Kingdom it was found that 19.4 % of the women there have been victims of some kind of sexual violence. (Data: 2001)

Now let’s take a look at the US

• One of the startling facts is that 1 in 3 American women are sexually assaulted in their lifetime.

• 89% of sexual crimes have been committed by someone known to the victim.

• In 2002, there were 247,730 victims of rape, attempted rape, or sexual assault.

• In 2005-2006, there were 232,010 victims of rape, attempted rape, or sexual assault.

• Around 44% of rape victims are under age 18, while 80% are under age 30.

As a result of these statistics, the sale of self-defense tools and weapons has skyrocketed. One product that is sold the most is Pepper Spray.

Pepper Spray comes in various forms, containers and sizes, and will disorient your attacker when used properly, giving you enough time to get away to safety and get help. Pepper Spray comes in a regular spray, foam and gel. All of these are effective because they will make the attacker’s eyes slam shut and start burning immediately, and start them coughing and having a hard time breathing. The gel has the added feature of sticking to the skin like glue and burning the skin, while the foam seeps into the skin like lotion and also burns.

Pepper Spray is easy to use, affordable, and can be carried in your pocket or purse. It can come in canisters that include regular spray cans, ball point pen disguises, lipstick disguises, cell phone disguises, and more.

It is essential that women find a way to protect themselves. Pepper Spray is an excellent, non-lethal way to do this. Don’t become a victim!

Security Girl writes for multiple websites including www.diyselfdefense.com, www.2dsecurity.com, and www.buypepperspray.com. Security Girl writes about self defense tips and products to help inform and keep people safe.
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The History of Pepper Spray – a Real Tear Jerker

Exback — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 04:35:08 +0000

Pepper as we all know, can make our eyes wet due to the spicy quality. So when modern day scientists harnessed this very quality of the spice to create a product that could potentially halt the stride of the miscreant, it was hailed as a very big achievement. Over a period of time, scientists further worked to capture this quality of pepper in a marketable form that was easy to use and store. Thus was born the pepper spray. In modern times pepper spray is not just used by women world over for the purpose of self defense but, also for riot control, crowd control, and for providing defense against animals like dogs and bears. With so many varied and interesting uses, the history of pepper spray also makes for an interesting read. So if you want to known when the pepper spray actually came into existence, read on.Pepper Spray HistoryAlthough the use of pepper spray can't be dated back too long ago, but history reveals that red chili pepper was being used for self-defense in ancient India and China. In ancient India, it was not as popular as it was in China. Chinese people and even warriors had their own innovative method of using this spice; and it included wrapping grounded cayenne in rice papers so that they could throw it at the faces of their enemies, opponents, or intruders. It was accepted as a weapon of choice for self-defense because of its ability to incapacitate a person temporarily.A secret martial art society of people in ancient Japan called the Ninjas has been using grounded pepper for disabling their opponents for a long time. Historical evidence reveals that in the Tukagawa Empire era in Japan, the police used a weapon called the "metsubishi." Metsubishi was, basically, a box consisting of chili pepper and the police used to use this box for blowing hot pepper into the eyes of people who were found guilty of some crime. There is even historical evidence of the use of chilies in Mexico that dates back to 7000 BC. According to the evidence collected, Mexican Indians were cultivating peppers in 5500 BC. Some of the types of pepper grown during that time include chiltecpin, jalapeno, ancho, paprika, serrano, cayenne pepper, as well as bell pepper in different colors. The fact about whether they used these different peppers for self-defense or as weapons of defense during those times is unknown.Some of the more recent examples of the use of pepper as a weapon can be dated back to the 14 th and 15 th century when slavery was rampant. Chili pepper was used not only as a weapon of self-defense but also for treating wounds and during torture. As a matter of fact, pepper became a popular method for torturing people, criminals, and slaves. It was only in the 1980's that pepper began being used as pepper spray and became a legalized non-lethal weapon. Law enforcement agencies also recognized pepper spray as a non-lethal weapon capable of incapacitating just about anyone. This was also the time when the postal workers started using pepper sprays against dogs and other pets.Civilian Use Of Pepper SpraysPepper spray is also known as oleoresin of capsicum (OC) spray and it was actually introduced not by the lawmakers but by the US Postal service in the 1980's. The FBI was able to endorse it as an official chemical agent only in 1987 and it took another 4 years before it could be legally accepted by the law enforcement agency. But when it comes to civilian use, not all brands or types of pepper sprays can be used. There are some states in the US and some countries as well that forbid the use of pepper sprays by civilians. For example: it is illegal to use pepper spray, mace or teargas in Canada.In the US, there are two types of pepper sprays that can be used by civilians and they are CS (orthochlorobenzalmalononitrile) and CN (chloroacetophenone). There is a third type called the CR but it has not yet been recommended for civilian use. The fourth option is the standard pepper spray that has been made from an extract of chili peppers used for making oleoresin capsicum. The process basically ensures that the main ingredients, which cause irritation in the eyes is gained from the chili. OC or oleoresin capsicum is insoluble in water and is normally dispersed using aerosol cans. The pepper spray was actually imported from Canada to the US where it was being used by civilians as a bear repellent spray and not against human intruders. The modern day civilian pepper sprays are safe as well as legal weapons for self-defense. Considered to be extremely effective, it has become quite handy for women the world over and they can use it to repel the actions of single or multiple attackers. It has worked wonders for civilians because when sprayed on the face of the attacker/s, it can cause intense pain for as long as 45 minutes including swelling and burning in the eyes. For civilians, pepper spray is restricted in a few states in the US and they are:New York: Civilians in New York can purchase defense sprays other than pepper sprays only from a licensed Firearms Dealers or any other licensed Pharmacist within the state.Massachusetts: In Massachusetts, civilians can only purchase certain types of defense sprays from a licensed Firearms Dealer within the state.Michigan: Partial ban on pepper spray. Civilians in this state can only use an OC Pepper spray that is not more than 2% concentrate.Wisconsin: Pepper spray used by civilians should not be any stronger than 10% and the weight should not be more than 15-60 grams.California: In California, civilians need to ensure that pepper spray canisters are less than 2.5 ounces.Washington D.C.: Civilians in this state have to first register possession of pepper spray with their local law enforcement agencies before they can use them.Law Enforcement Use Of Pepper SpraysLaw enforcement officials have used pepper for a long time but pepper sprays came into existence only in the 20 th century. The FBI was one of the first law enforcement agencies to use the pepper spray in the 1991 followed by NYPD. In NYPD (New York Police Department), the use of pepper spray was restricted to their emergency services unit only. The pepper spray was replaced by mace in October 1994. Today 97% of the law enforcement officials including the police use pepper spray as a non-lethal weapon for tackling attackers, mobs, and other unsocial elements. In 1973, OC pepper spray was developed as an aerosol spray and used by FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) for incapacitating animals as well as humans for temporary duration. Since then the US department of Justice has been successfully using pepper sprays.When pepper spray was introduced for the first time in the US, law enforcement agencies like NYPD purchased a specific brand of pepper spray canisters that was made by DTA or Defense Technology of America. Each of these canisters contained around 0.63 ounce of a specific solution that included 10% oleoresin capsicum (OC). It was in January 1997 that NYPD switched from this brand to a new brand, which was developed and created by Mace Security International (MSI) in Bennington, Vermont. This new brand also consists of 10% solution of oleoresin capsicum but the solution used in this comprised of primarily water, denatured alcohol, and antifreeze. The canisters for this new type of pepper spray were larger than their DTA cousins and could hold at least three times more of the solution and were capable of being effective within a range of 3-15 feet.In fact, pepper spray was not only being used by the law enforcement agencies in the United States but also across the world. In 2003, police officers in Netherlands were given the go ahead to use the OC pepper spray. In the early part of 2001, Sussex Police in the UK were armed with pepper sprays to fight miscreants and attackers. They trained 400 police personnel's for using pepper sprays safely and effectively. From law enforcement an agency to NYPD to the UK police, to the common man, the natural sting action of pepper has made it a weapon of choice for many. There are many wonderful plants, spices, herbs, in nature that have some fantastic properties, which can be used for the benefit of mankind. If only we have time to look for them.

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Joggers Pepperspray

Exback — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 00:18:18 +0000

Jogger Unit This convenient Jogger Model is designed with a velcro-like strap to fit snugly around your hand. Great for runners and walkers. It relies on a powerful pepper formula that, upon direct contact with an assailants eyes, forces them to slam shut and causes an intense burning sensation. 18-gram unit, 10 one second bursts. Sprays 8-12 feet.

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Mace Triple Action Pepper Spray, Leather Plus Model

Exback — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 00:06:10 +0000

Mace has been a pioneer in making defensive sprays available to the public. They have continuously improved their products to remain the number one supplier of pepper sprays. Mace triple action pepper spray combines OC PEPPER with CN TEAR GAS along with a UV MARKING DYE, giving you the combined effects of individual sprays. OC pepper swells the mucuous membranes, causing uncontrollable coughing, and choking. It swells the veins in the eyes as well, leading to temporary bl (more...)

Spitfire Brand Personal Defense Pepper Spray – 4.5 grams (black dispenser)

Exback — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 23:58:12 +0000

Spitfire brand point & shoot pepper spray.

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2 Police Magnum OC17 Keychain Mace Red Pepper Spray w/ UV Dye – 1/2oz Soft Cases

Exback — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 23:40:18 +0000

Police Magnum OC-17 Pepper Spray offers the most powerful concentration of pepper spray allowed by law. This is the same spray used by police officers. Each unit also includes UV dye for later identification of the perpetrator by law enforcement. The handy unit allows for one hand operation and can be used to provide multiple blasts up to 12 feet away. A suspect will be immediately affected with burning skin, coughing, watery eyes, runny nose, difficulty breathing but will have (more...)

2 Police Magnum OC-17 Keychain Red Pepper Mace Spray w/ UV Dye – 1/2oz Hard Cases

Exback — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 22:42:24 +0000

Pepper Spray In Green Molded Keycase With Belt Clip – 0.5oz

Exback — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 22:55:50 +0000

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