Pepper Sprays
Pepper Shot 1/2 oz

Pepper Shot 2 & 4 oz

Tri-Pack Pepper Spray

Pepper Pen

Pepper Pager

WildFire 15%

Pepper Spray Book

Mace Defensive Sprays
Mace Pepper Spray

Mace 10% Spray

Mace Hard Case

Pepper Foam

Pepper Spray Batons

Michigan Approved

Triple Action Sprays

Mace Hot Walkers

Animal Repellents
Mace Canine Repellent

Bear Spray

Self Defense Sprays

There are so many types of self defense sprays on the market today that it has become confusing for you to decide which one to get. There are three basic chemical compounds that compose these defensive sprays.

• CS (Orthochlorobenzalmalonitrile)
• CN (alphachloroacetaphenone)
• OC (Oleoresin Capsicum)

The first two, CS and CN, irritate the membrane tissues and cause stinging and tearing. They can take from 5 to 30 seconds before they are effective and may not work if someone is drunk, on drugs, psychotic, or can't feel pain. The time delay and the fact that they may or may not be effective, is enough to turn people away from the self defense sprays. However, the remaining compound, OC, does not have these limitations.

OC, or Pepper Spray, is an inflammatory agent; not an irritant. When someone is sprayed with OC pepper spray, the person's eyes slam shut. Even if someone does manage to get their eyes open, they won't be able to see because OC dilates the capillaries and causes temporary blindness. Additionally, instant inflammation of the breathing tissues restricts all but life suport breathing. They double over coughing uncontrollably.

But I hear about people who aren't affected by pepper sprays?