Lipstick Pepper Spray offers a powerful pepper formula that is hidden inside a common looking lipstick that will provide protection against any attacker. Lipstick Pepper Spray allows you to catch your attacker off guard. While it may look innocent enough, it definitely packs a punch.
Perfect for women, the Lipstick Pepper Spray contains 5, one second bursts, and sprays up to 6 feet. Keep yourself feeling safe and protected with this pepper spray.
Lipstick Pepper Spray is available in five different colors - Black, Blue, Pink, Red and Silver. It is available for purchase at Protectionshoppe.com.
For more information on Lipstick Pepper Spray, CLICK HERE.
Showing posts with label effects of pepper spray. Show all posts
Showing posts with label effects of pepper spray. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 01, 2011
Friday, July 16, 2010
Mace Pepper Spray
One of the top sellers on Protectionshoppe.com, the Mace Pepper Spray can be thought of as the world's number one and go to pepper spray. The Mace Pepper Spray will cause an attacker's eyes to tear and slam shut, while causing coughing and an intense burning sensation. However, this pepper spray will cause no permanent or long term damage.
Should you find yourself in a situation where pepper spray is needed, you can depend on the Mace Pepper Spray to be there for you. Your attacker will not know what hit them until it's too late. Soon enough, they will be thriving in pain and unable to follow through on any sort of attack.
The Mace Pepper Spray comes with an attractive leatherette holder that fits easily in a pocket or purse. This spray features a glow-in-the-dark locking safety cap and key ring, and its 11 gram stream unit sprays up to 10 feet. The unit contains 5 one second bursts, and is available in five fashionable colors on Protectionshoppe.com.
For more information on the Mace Pepper Spray, CLICK HERE.
Should you find yourself in a situation where pepper spray is needed, you can depend on the Mace Pepper Spray to be there for you. Your attacker will not know what hit them until it's too late. Soon enough, they will be thriving in pain and unable to follow through on any sort of attack.
The Mace Pepper Spray comes with an attractive leatherette holder that fits easily in a pocket or purse. This spray features a glow-in-the-dark locking safety cap and key ring, and its 11 gram stream unit sprays up to 10 feet. The unit contains 5 one second bursts, and is available in five fashionable colors on Protectionshoppe.com.
For more information on the Mace Pepper Spray, CLICK HERE.
Friday, July 09, 2010
How does Pepper Spray Work?
When it comes to pepper spray, there are two question that everybody seems to ask us at Protectionshoppe.com. What makes Pepper Spray so effective and how does it work? In order to answer these question, you should really know and get a better understanding of what pepper spray is made of first.
Pepper spray is a derivative of Cayenne pepper. The oils are extracted from the pepper using a high-pressure process. This process leaves you with the active ingredient in pepper spray known as OC or OleoResin Capsicum. The pure pepper extract is then diluted with an inert ingredient that reduces the SHU or Scoville Heat Unit to get it down to a useable SHU for pepper spray. SHU is a unit of measurement that determines how hot something is the rating goes from 1 million SHU up to 5 million SHU. 1 million SHU is detectable on the palette in concentrations as little as 1 part per million or 1 drop of OC in 1 million drops of water.
So how does pepper spray really work? Pepper spray's active ingredient is OC or oleoresin capsicum. The OC is derived from Cayenne peppers, which are some of the hottest peppers in the world. Unlike MACE or tear gas, which are irritants, pepper spray OC is an inflammatory agent. Contact with mucous membranes (eyes, nose, throat and lungs) causes immediate dilation of the capillaries. This can result in temporary blindness and instant inflammation of the breathing tube tissues and systematically cuts of all but life support breathing. OC also will create an intense burning sensation on the surface of the skin. However, OC will cause no lasting after effects. The effects last from 15 to 60 minutes. Because OC is an inflammatory agent and not an irritant it is effective on those who feel no pain such as psychotics and those under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
For more information on Pepper Spray, CLICK HERE.
If you are interested in purchasing Pepper Spray, CLICK HERE.
Pepper spray is a derivative of Cayenne pepper. The oils are extracted from the pepper using a high-pressure process. This process leaves you with the active ingredient in pepper spray known as OC or OleoResin Capsicum. The pure pepper extract is then diluted with an inert ingredient that reduces the SHU or Scoville Heat Unit to get it down to a useable SHU for pepper spray. SHU is a unit of measurement that determines how hot something is the rating goes from 1 million SHU up to 5 million SHU. 1 million SHU is detectable on the palette in concentrations as little as 1 part per million or 1 drop of OC in 1 million drops of water.
So how does pepper spray really work? Pepper spray's active ingredient is OC or oleoresin capsicum. The OC is derived from Cayenne peppers, which are some of the hottest peppers in the world. Unlike MACE or tear gas, which are irritants, pepper spray OC is an inflammatory agent. Contact with mucous membranes (eyes, nose, throat and lungs) causes immediate dilation of the capillaries. This can result in temporary blindness and instant inflammation of the breathing tube tissues and systematically cuts of all but life support breathing. OC also will create an intense burning sensation on the surface of the skin. However, OC will cause no lasting after effects. The effects last from 15 to 60 minutes. Because OC is an inflammatory agent and not an irritant it is effective on those who feel no pain such as psychotics and those under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
For more information on Pepper Spray, CLICK HERE.
If you are interested in purchasing Pepper Spray, CLICK HERE.
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