OD 3.5mm Safety Keychain Set With Pepper Spray Self Protection

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For most men and women who live in dense metropolitan areas or have to walk alone after dark on a regular basis, some form of protection is desirable. With Pepper Spray, you can easily bolster your self-defense capabilities without inconvenience or undue danger to yourself or others.
The small size of this powerful, police-strength pepper spray and extra loud alarm allows you to easily stash it in a purse, briefcase, or backpack. Each canister is contained in a molded plastic key case with a flip top lid for additional ease and convenience should you need fast access to your pepper spray. The hard case features finger grips that will help you aim and fire more precisely even during a tense situation. The spray is released from the can in a thick stream up to 10-12 feet away, giving you a wide range of protection. On its own, this spray has a shelf-life of up to 5 years, during which time, it can be used at full potency for greater protection and peace of mind. The spray contains 1.33% Capsaicinoids and is non-toxic. This product may not be available for purchase in all states. You must be 18 or older to purchase. This powerful, fire hot spray causes extreme eye and respiratory irritation, causing uncontrollable coughing and tearing for up to 30 minutes, giving you plenty of time to get away. While this non-lethal spray won’t cause lasting harm to anyone who is sprayed, it is debilitating to potential attackers, home invaders, or thugs. Whether you’re heading back to your car after a late night of errands, out walking your dogs, or any other task that takes you out after dark, this Pepper Spray International helps to bolster your confidence in a potentially dangerous situation.

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How to use pepper spray?

DO carry pepper spray on your person

Pepper spray is effective, but only if you have it with you! Whether you are walking alone at night, jogging around the neighborhood, or going to and from your car in a parking lot, you always want to have your pepper spray in your hand and ready to use. As always, it’s better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.

DON’T leave or carry your pepper spray somewhere that it is not immediately accessible.

One of the worst things you can do is leave your pepper spray at home. What good is it if you leave it in a drawer at home when you need it most? We advise against putting pepper spray in a purse, because you won’t be able to dig out of fast enough to use it. If you are aware of the “21 foot rule”, you realize that the reactionary gap makes drawing your spray out of your bag and spraying your attacker ineffective. It is unlikely that you would have enough time to do anything if someone charged at you.
In hot temperatures, it is unwise to leave your pepper spray in your glove box. The heat can cause the can to burst or become ineffective.

DO practice using your spray – how to spray, range/distance, etc.

It’s important to understand how your particular pepper spray device works. Most models are inexpensive. Practicing in a safe, outdoor environment will help you understand how your pepper spray functions and the range of your device. Make sure to read the manufacturer’s directions before you practice to prevent exposing yourself or another person with your pepper spray.

DO research what pepper spray is “best” for your situation

There are a few different types of dispersal patterns when it comes to pepper spray. Each has its advantages and disadvantages based on the environment. The “stream” model is the most prevalent, effectively shooting in a stream pattern (straight ahead). It is good for single targets, for reducing contamination and has good resistance in windy conditions; however, it requires good aim.

Package:

0.06kg for one pcs