The Benefits Of Pepper Spray Rings
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Pepper spray is the most popular self-defense spray available today. Its cayenne pepper-derived chemical compound causes massive dilation of the capillaries in the pupils, and acute inflammation of the lining in the bronchial tubes of the respiratory system, making assailants go temporarily blind and find much difficulty breathing. A few short seconds of pepper spray in the assailant's eyes incapacitates him on a physical level, not a sense level as with tear gas. That way, it is effective against attackers who are immune to pain - such as psychotics, drug fiends, etc. Tear gas can't do that. And with pepper spray, the attacker stays down for a few to 45 minutes, allowing the defender plenty of time to get away and call law enforcement.
Normally, pepper spray comes in canisters of varying sizes and capacities, from one-ounce key chain attachments to full-size home units. All pepper spray products are effective not only on humans, but also animals. Postal carriers are known to carry pepper spray on their belts.
Now, you can buy it in the form of a pepper spray ring that fits on your finger. These smart little gadgets would go well in a James Bond, Batman, or X-Men film. They are attractive little numbers containing up to two seconds' worth of pepper spray. All you do to activate it is unlock it with your thumb, aim your fist at the attacker, and press the trigger with the same thumb. The spray will discharge up to three feet.
If you have trouble finding a pepper spray ring at your local hardware store, firearms store, or supermarket, you can buy one online. There is one available at tbotech.com for $30, with $8 refills. Look for "pepper spray rings." Ask your local police department about their legality first.
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An Introduction to Pepper Spray Pepper spray is far better than tear gas or mace. First of all, they are more likely to stop an assailant. Tear gas and mace generally work on the pain principle, but that's sometimes not enough for an assailant who is psychotic, under the influence of certain drugs or alcohol, or just plain immune to pain.
A Common Question: "Should I Use Mace or Pepper Spray?" Pepper spray is a generic term for all self-defense sprays that contain oleoresin capsicum, a carrier, and a propellant. Oleoresin capsicum is the active ingredient in pepper spray, harvested or derived from cayenne peppers or other peppers.
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Where to Buy Wholesale Pepper Spray Maybe someone you know needs some extra protection when going about his or her daily travels - maybe many people. Or perhaps you are a retailer of a hardware store, firearms store, supermarket, or other store, and you want to help your customers to protect themselves.
Pepper Spray vs. Stun Guns - Which Is More Effective? Pepper spray is a long-range self-defense spray (up to 15 feet). The defender holds the spray canister towards the attacker's face and empties the canister. It is messy, but effective.
