This Best Pepper Spray Can't Be Used Against You

You want to carry some type of self defense product, maybe the best pepper spray, but you're afraid that an attacker will just grab it and start to spray it at you. So you don't carry anything, leaving yourself vulnerable.

You don't have to feel like this anymore. There's a new kind of pepper spray that deactivates when the wrist strap is pulled away. It's the new Defuser Pepper Spray!

Wear the strap around your wrist and grip the pepper spray canister in your hand while you walk, jog or run. If someone tries to pull it away from your hand, once the pin attached to the strap is pulled out, the pepper spray canister won't spray. 

Hopefully, you had the chance to spray your attacker before it's grabbed away from you and deactivated. Then you'll have time to escape to safety while he's choking, coughing and crying.

Available in pink or black, Defuser Pepper Spray uses law enforcement strength 10% Sabre Red pepper spray, making it one of the best pepper spray available.

Double Up on Your Defense

I know this blog is about pepper spray, but today I want to talk about some other self defense products you need to know about.

Sometimes having a strong pepper spray alone just won't do the job. Depending on your situation, a Compact Stun Gun or a small personal alarm will come in handy.

If you're indoors and can't use your pepper spray, your stun gun will zap your attacker. A small personal alarm has an loud ear-piercing sound that may send your attacker running away because it'll draw attention.

Having multiple self defense products increases your odds against an attack. These items can be inexpensive and are easy to use. Why not get a few?

What Puts The "Hot" in Pepper Spray?

I'm assuming everyone know that there's really pepper in pepper spray, but how do they get it in that little canister?

Somehow, in the pepper spray factory, the hot capsicum extract is sucked out of those hot little peppers, mixed with a solution of liquids like water and propylene glycol (an emulsifier-makes it mix up good). Then it's all pressurized in an aerosol canister so you can spray it at the bad guys.

Because of the mixture, someone can't just wash the stuff off his face after being sprayed. Splashing only water will help, and time, about 30-45 minutes. Soaps and creams will just work it into the skin.

The different amounts of "hot" in pepper sprays depends on the peppers used and how concentrated the solution is. So make sure you buy the strongest pepper spray available to stop any attackers.