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Pepper Spray Black Hardcase in small clam
Pink Compact Pepper Spray with Clip
MAXIMUM STOPPING POWER: Maximum strength formula is backed by our in-house high performance liquid chromatography laboratory which guarantees maximum stopping power, eliminating the 30% failure rate experienced with other pepper spray brands (University of Utah study); UV marking dye aids in suspect identificationn#1 PEPPER SPRAY BRAND TRUSTED BY POLICE AND CONSUMERS WORLDWIDE: Including New York, Chicago PD, Los Angeles County Sheriff's & U.S. Marshals; made in the U.S.A. and ISO 9001:2008 certified with a 4-year shelf life from the date of manufacturenPROTECTION AT A SAFE DISTANCE AGAINST MULTIPLE THREATS: Impressive 10-foot (3 m) range; contains 35 bursts (up to 5x more than other brands) in a powerful stream delivery to reduce wind blowbacknEASILY ACCESSIBLE: Clip option ensures non-keychain users can have spray with them on the go, while locking top safety helps prevent accidental dischargenFREE TRAINING: Packaging includes link to free training video in addition to publicly available safety tips on our blog
Pink Personal Alarm with Clip & LED Light
Pink SABRE Dual Capacitor Stun Gun with LED Flashlight
The SABRE S-1005-PK dual capacitor stun gun with LED flashlight is a must-have tool for personal protection and peace of mind. Features include extreme stopping power (1.60 uC charge), 120-lumen LED flashlight for disorienting a would-be attacker at a safe distance, durable belt holster, rechargeable battery and free training video. Choose from black, pink, teal or purple flashlight and dual capacitor stun gun. The clever, stylish design makes it look like a battery – no one will know that you’re packing serious protection!
Pink SABRE Short Stun Gun with LED Flashlight
We don’t market volts, because that’s not an accurate indicator of stopping power! Why risk your safety on a stun gun that advertises an incorrect measurement of stun gun strength. Don’t be fooled. Charge, measured in microCoulombs (uC), is! The National Institute for Justice (NIJ) indicates stun guns cause pain at 0.5 uC and intolerable pain at 1.0 uC; the NIJ does not mention volts as an appropriate measure of stun gun strength.