Pepper spray is a defensive device, used to temporarily stop a threat and allow the user to escape physical harm from their assailant.

How to use pepper spray?

1. BE FAMILIAR WITH THE DEPLOYMENT TECHNIQUE

There are several different forms of a “safety” used with pepper sprays. Our model is flip top, . Before taking your pepper spray on the go, familiarise yourself with the safety of your spray so you are ready to use it if necessary.

2. USE YOUR THUMB

If you use your index finger to press down on the actuator (the trigger for pepper sprays), you will have a looser grip and are leaving the canister more vulnerable. Using your thumb to push down on the actuator allows you to have a much stronger grip on your spray and make it less likely to drop. Additionally, with our products that include a finger grip, using your thumb creates more confidence as your fingers will line up on the case for that stronger grip, making it much easier to use and helps ensure you are pointing the spray in the right direction. It will increase your accuracy and, if needed, you can use that hand to strike your attacker as it is already in a fist position.

3. CHECK THE RANGE ON YOUR SPRAY BEFORE YOU NEED TO USE IT

Most SABRE pepper sprays and gels have a range from 10-18 ft. Keep that in mind so you know exactly what the maximum distance you can have between you and a potential threat is if you need to use your spray in a dangerous situation.

Once you are comfortable with how to grip your pepper spray, it’s time to understand how to accurately deploy it. We recommend using your dominant hand to deploy your pepper spray so you can keep your other hand ready to push away the threat away, if necessary, when or after they are sprayed.

Warning!!!

Keep out of the reach of children, do not spray as experiment on someone, it contains highly sharp pepper smell and burn.

After use wash your hands with soap then touch your face.