1. Why you should buy Streetwise Pepper Spray?

We believe Streetwise is the best Pepper Spray  because:

• It is hot as it gets to keep you safe.  
• made with  17% Oleoresin Capsicum.  Which means:
• 17% of what is in the canister is the HOT ingredient from the pepper. 
• Scoville measured the heat of a pepper giving it a heat rating thus we get the Scoville Heat Units.
• Streetwise  Pepper  Spray  is  2 million Scoville Heat Units or S.H.U.
• This is the Strongest Pepper Spray & has been tested to be very effective. 

2. WHAT  IS  PEPPER  SPRAY? the Difference between Mace & Pepper Spray?

• Mace is NOW a name brand.
  

• Don’t get Mace confused with Pepper Spray.

• Originally Mace was a product that was an irritant that was similar to what we know of as tear gas.

• Pepper spray is an inflammatory agent.

• Pepper spray has effects on those who feel no pain, for example, those under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

• Mace may not have effect on those individuals.

• Unlike pepper spray Mace will NOT cause inflammation of the capillaries causing temporary blindness, nausea, cut off all but life support breathing and create a very strong burning sensation.   

• Some of the Mace product line has Mace and Pepper Spray together.

• Mace brand is 10% concentration of O.C. 

• Pepper spray has proven to be the best defense against dogs, bears, and other attackers.

• Buy Your Pepper Spray here!  No need to go out & search through a store. Have your product delivered to your door. 

3.  WHAT ARE THE PEPPER  SPRAY  EFFECTS?
Pepper spray enables you to defend yourself while keeping a safe distance from an attacker.

• Pepper Spray Effects are: It is inflammatory agent, causing mucous membranes (eyes, nose, throat and lungs) to become red, hot, painful, congested with blood. 
• A one second spray to the face will cause dilation of the capillaries resulting in TEMPORARY blindness, burning of the skin, and vomiting.  
• Pepper Spray will literally put any attacker on their knees. 
• The instant inflammation of the breathing-tube tissues will cause severe uncontroled coughing, cutting off all but life support breathing. 
• Pepper spray keeps the attacker incapacitated from 20–45 minutes.  
• These primary symptoms disappear within an hour without any after effects.
  
  
  
  

4. PEPPER  SPRAY  TRAINING
Prepare by giving some thought to where you will carry your pepper spray. 

• Always carry it in the same place, then you won’t have to think about where it is when you are in danger. 
• Practice drawing your pepper spray quickly. 
• Know how your Pepper spray works- practice spraying (one quick spray) with the wind to your back. Read # 7 "How to Test..."
• We recommend that you read the book “TACTICAL USE OF DEFENSE SPRAYS” which is available in our product line.
• If you should have to face an attacker,  draw your pepper spray, then raise your left hand and shout “STOP”,  causing a diversion... 
• Now raise your right hand with your pepper spray at eye level and aim at the attacker’s face and spray.   
• As you keep your eyes on your attacker,  back away.  At a safe distance call 911.
  

"Self defense these days is needed. Just to let you all know I am a master of the martial arts yet

• I would use pepper spray before I would ever use the martial arts.
• Using pepper spray is a lot safer,
• you can drop an attacker from several feet away without ever really hurting them,
• giving you more time to defend yourself or get away.

One day I was walking down the street and I was attacked by a doberman pincher! Ever try to use martial arts on a dog. I was really glad I had my pepper spray. I am a master of severial martial arts yet I still think it's wiser and safer to carry pepper spray. I even have a sonic gun that uses sound waves and it can knock down a 250 pound man from about 15 ft. It's good to know the martial arts but it's smarter and safer to use a self defense weapon that you can

• defend yourself 
• without taking a chance of getting hurt 
• not really hurting someone else.

5. Pepper Spray Antidotes

• Pepper Spray will NOT cause permanent damage or side effects when used properly. 
• Exposure to fresh air and water will reduce effects. 
• Wash exposed skin throughly with baby shampoo and water will help neutralize Pepper Spray effects. 
• Milk, baking soda paste and honey have been found to do a good job of removing the sting from fingers and face.   
• Washing your hands with alcohol is another antidote.
• Hair Spray (any cheap brand will do) sprayed on clothes will seal it on the persons clothes so it will not accidentally come off on you.   
• Do not use salves, creams, or oils. 
• Do not rub sprayed area as it will only prolong the burning sensation. 
• Pepper Spray has not been shown to cause problems with persons with medical histories of allergies, asthma, or high blood pressure. 
• If primary symptoms persist after 45 minutes, seek medical attention. 

6. WARNINGS

Pepper Spray is a severe skin and eye irritant. 

• This product is not a toy.  
• Pepper Spray should only be used in situations where personal safety is threatened. 
• The use of this substance for any other purpose than self defense is a criminal offence.
• KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN! 
• Contents is under pressure.  Do not store in areas above 120 degrees or in direct sunlight. 
• Shake product periodically and test fire to insure proper operation.

7. How To Test Your Pepper Spray

•  Go outside in a safe place.
•  Always stand with the wind to your back.
•  Point the nozzle away and spray for half a second.
•  Test the product every six months. 
•   The Pepper Spray has a shelf life of  3 years depending how you care for it.

 8. History of Pepper Spray

The process of grinding up hot peppers and using them to blind one's enemies started as far back as ancient China. A type of Pepper Spray, derived from the tear gases, mustard gases, and hybrids was used by the military and police forces of the world since the 19th century.

• Pepper Spray was derived from the cayenne pepper plant.
• The main ingredient in Pepper Spray is Oleoresin Capsicum (O.C). In researching they found the O. C. in the pepper’s placenta is 16% stronger than from any other part of the pepper plant. Oleoresin capsicum has extremely hot properties which they found could be used as a nonlethal self defense product.
• Pepper spray was first sold in the United States under the name Halt Animal Repellent.
• Pepper spray was first used by the US Postal Service in the early 1980’s as a dog repellent.
• By the end of the decade the FBI and other law enforcement agencies had started using pepper spray as a non-lethal weapon.
• Pepper Spray is an ideal way to subdue crime suspects. 
• Today Pepper Spray is used with success by the F.B.I., U.S. Customs, Forest Rangers and Law Enforcement Agencies in the US and throughout the world.

PALM BEACH GARDENS — Three students were arrested and police officers had to shoot pepper spray into the air to disperse a crowd after a lunchroom brawl broke out at Palm Beach Gardens High School today, according to school district officials.

The three students, whose identities were not released, got into the fight at the cafeteria during lunch. The three were not injured and were arrested for fighting and disruption, said district spokesman Nat Harrington.

Police tried to break up the fight as a large number of kids crowded around to watch, Harrington said.

After police told students to disperse and students didn't, pepper spray was used so that officers could get to the fight and break it up, Harrington said. Officers sprayed the pepper spray in the air to get the crowd to disperse and not in any students' eyes, Harrington said. Officers are trained to give students at least three verbal warnings to leave before dispersing pepper spray into the air.

No injuries were reported to any of the students in the crowd and no weapons were found, Harrington said. An extra officer was added to the campus to ensure a smooth dismissal at the end of the school day.

9. Facts About Stun Guns

The  Stun Gun is a self defense device which disrupts the message the brain sends to the voluntary muscles.
* Simply touching an attacker with a stun gun for three to five seconds will deliver a high voltage shock causing loss of balance and muscle control, confusion, and disorientation bringing him to his knees and making him incapable of further aggressive activity.
* Full recovery takes about five to ten minutes and there is no permanent harm.

The Streetwise: The Stun Gun we sell -

Streetwise brand stun guns have MORE FEATURES than any other stun gun on the market.

The Stun Gun we sell has a Built-in 130 dB alarm.    At the first sign of danger you can activate an ear piercing alarm to scare off a potential attacker and summon help. If the alarm sound is not enough to deter the attacker, the stun gun may be used.

The Stun Gun we sell has a:

1.    Disable pin: prevents an attacker from taking this stun gun away and using it on you. A strap worn around your wrist attaches to a disable pin on the bottom of the unit. If this stun gun is taken away from you the disable pin will pull out, preventing it from working.

2.   Safety Switch: to prevent accidental discharge, three levels of safety have been built in. The disable pin must be inserted, the safety switch must be in the on position, and the trigger pressed down before the stun gun will operate.

Holster Included: a heavy-duty nylon holster with belt loop is included for easy carrying.

LIFETIME WARRANTY: Streetwise Stun Guns are of the highest quality and come with a lifetime warranty.

10.  Pepper Spray vs. Tasers or Stun Guns.

• Pepper Spray is much Cheaper yet effective
• A Stun Gun or Taser can possibly have no effect on those who feel no pain. ( although I can't imagine this)
• Pepper Spray can be used a safe distance from an attacker.
• In a building you could be effected by the Pepper Spray.  Spray and Get AWAY!
• Wind can be a factor.
• A Stun Gun you must be close enough to touch.  I don't want to get that close.
• A Taser you can use at a distance but it is very expensive. (comparable to a gun.)
• All these products are effective.