Do you have a daughter, granddaughter, or niece who is graduating from high school this month or next, and will be going away to college in the fall? It's a scary time for everyone in the family for many reasons.
One of the scary reasons is, unfortunately, that young women aged 16-25 are the ones most likely to be raped. And the odds are that it will be by someone they know. Drinking may be involved, too.
Most girls won't report rape because they don't want to cause trouble, they're scared and embarrassed, they don't want to go through the police and legal stuff, or they may not even remember enough of what happened because they were drinking.
If they're attacked by a stranger, chances are greater of it being reported.
Either way, give your daughter, granddaughter or niece the strongest pepper spray available as a graduation gift or as a going away gift in the fall. She'll be able to carry it on her keychain at all times and she'll feel safer with it.
You'll feel better knowing she has it too.
Showing posts with label pepper spray for girls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pepper spray for girls. Show all posts
Friday, May 11, 2012
Monday, May 7, 2012
Carry The Strongest Pepper Spray Available
Why do you need to carry Wildfire18% Pepper Spray, the hottest and strongest pepper spray available today?
Here's why: If you're approached by some scumbag who's trying to grab you or trying to rob you, hopefully you're carrying this keychain pepper spray in your hand. Just spray a burst or two at him right in his grimy face. Watch him start to cough and choke, and probably cry too from the burning. Ooh, too bad, he picked the wrong person to rob today!
Wildfire 18% Self Defense Pepper Spray contains a derivative of 3 Million Scoville Heat Units and is law enforcement strength. The effects are temporary but may last for up to 45 minutes. The defense spray also just can't be washed off. The UV vegetable dye will also stain the attacker, making a police identification easier if he's caught.
Why would you want to carry anything else?
Here's why: If you're approached by some scumbag who's trying to grab you or trying to rob you, hopefully you're carrying this keychain pepper spray in your hand. Just spray a burst or two at him right in his grimy face. Watch him start to cough and choke, and probably cry too from the burning. Ooh, too bad, he picked the wrong person to rob today!
Wildfire 18% Self Defense Pepper Spray contains a derivative of 3 Million Scoville Heat Units and is law enforcement strength. The effects are temporary but may last for up to 45 minutes. The defense spray also just can't be washed off. The UV vegetable dye will also stain the attacker, making a police identification easier if he's caught.
Why would you want to carry anything else?
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
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?
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?
Monday, January 23, 2012
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.
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.
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