How To Effectively Use A Pepper Spray Pen

Pepper spray pens are a great choice if you're looking for a self-defense product that you can use inconspicuously. This disguised pepper spray canister looks just like a real pen. It's so realistic looking that you can keep it almost anywhere without anyone noticing. It can be carried in a shirt pocket or purse, or placed on a desk, just like a pen.

Using disguised self-defense products gives you an edge when fighting against an attacker. Even if the attacker has surprised you, a pepper spray pen gives you the element of surprise when fighting back. They won't be expecting such a powerful self-defense weapon contained in a device that looks just like a pen.

The pepper spray inside such a pen is strong enough to disable an attacker for at least five to ten minutes. This gives you plenty of time to get away safely, no matter the situation. Because they can be left right out in the open, they are even faster to grab than a regular canister of pepper spray. In fact, depending on the situation your attacker may not even realize what you're grabbing for until it's too late. Just flip the safety switch, aim, and spray your attacker's face with the powerful pepper spray contained inside your pen.

These surprisingly believable devices are a great way to protect your office or other workspace. They also make perfect sense for carrying in your pocket or purse, on a clipboard, or in your car's cup holder, depending on the specific situation. If a situation starts to scare you, you can always make up an excuse to pull out a pen, such as writing down a phone number, address, or other piece of information. Meanwhile, you'll be preparing to stop your attacker from proceeding with his plan.

These small and convenient devices are a great way to protect yourself. Many people feel more comfortable carrying the more familiar-looking pepper spray pen than carrying a regular pepper spray canister. Despite their small size, pepper spray pens pack a powerful punch, with a one or two second burst of pepper spray that is more than enough to leave your attacker writhing on the floor in pain. Pepper spray pen usually contain between six to ten such bursts, and can be used at a distance of about six to eight feet from your attacker, so you don't even have to be standing next to them for the pepper spray to work.