Pepper Spray

Pepper Spray can be used for your own protection and for the protection of others. Of course, the best thing about pepper spray is that you cannot cause permanent harm to anybody. It should not be used without care and caution, but you can rest-assured that there have never been proven cases of pepper spray causing any skin problems or physical ailments. The temporary symptoms are extremely painful, so it is highly effective.

Pepper spray can be carried in a purse, a pocket, on a key chain, in a glove box, in a bicycle pack, and just about anywhere that you can spare a few extra inches of space. Pepper spray is not available in all stores, so purchasing online at GetPepperSpray.com is a very good option.

When you purchase pepper spray it is important to practice its use. Some people will purchase a self-defense weapon and never learn how to open it and trigger it. This is a very bad approach. Make sure that you have your pepper spray in an area that you can access easily. Make sure you know which way to aim it. We recommend creating a "practice defense scenario" whereby you remove the pepper spray from it's area of storage, open up the sleeve, aim the cannister and shoot. Remember to practice in an area where there is not a strong wind in your face. Pepper spray can be swept by a strong breeze.