Pepper Spray is a non-lethal aerosol spray made with the pepper derivative oleoresin capsicum; used to cause temporary blindness and incapacitate an attacker; also used as a bear deterrent.

It has been estimated that about 75 percent of all the people attacked each year are carrying keys during the attack. So what better way to surprise the assailant than to attach pepper spray to your key chain for easy access? This effective product can stop assailants right away while you escape or get help.

Pepper sprays come in many different sizes and potencies. From very compact canisters fitting on a key ring, in your purse or in your pocket to large containers powerful enough to spray ten feet wide at a distance of 30 feet.

Because these self defense products can be so compact, it is very simple to disguise it into everyday objects. Holsters to attach to your belt or pants are a great way to keep the pepper spray in your reach. It can come disguised as a pen or even fit inside a lipstick case.

Larger cans are perfect for keeping on your nightstand for personal protection in case an intruder comes into your home. If it is conveniently situated on your nightstand, it makes for easy access during a traumatic experience. This form of personal protection is also a great item to put in the car to make you safe wherever you go.

Combined with an alarm, this spray can be a great way to notify others of the attacker while stopping the attacker in a safe way. Most sprays will not do any permanent or lethal damage, but is potent enough to give you the time you need to get help. Add a can to any first-aid kit to make sure you always have the protection you need. Whether at home, on the road or on the go, pepper spray is an easy-to-use and convenient necessity for your safety.

Pepper spray may be legally used only to defend yourself if you are subjected to a violent physical attack.

Pepper Spray is LEGAL in all 50 states. However, possession and/or use may be regulated or prohibited in some jurisdictions.