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30 to 45 minutes to escape danger…….

Imagine you are driving along. All of a sudden, you have to go to the bathroom so bad that it feels like someone emptied Niagara Falls into your bladder.

The only rest room in range is a gas station. You are not too sure about stopping there, but its either that or hold it for another 20 miles.

You decide to pull over. The place looks sort of seedy but otherwise no immediate danger.

You rush inside and ask the owner if you can use the bathroom. The owner gives you the key. The owner had a teenage son. He was big for his age, which made him look adult. Unknowing to you, the kid had been watching you as he swept the parking lot.

As you walked to the bathroom, you noticed that he was slowly inching his way toward the bathroom. You thought it kind of strange, but no matter you had to go now!

Once inside, you locked the door. You started to take care of your business. But then you heard some keys and someone jiggling the lock. You were terrified! Then you heard a loud voice. It was the owner calling his son.

The jiggling ceased. You told the owner what happen. He played it off like the kid had some work to do in the bathroom and forgot you were in there.

You knew it was a bunch of bull. You wanted to report it to the police but you had no proof.

You can’t help wonder what would've happen if he had managed get the lock open?

That is when you realized you needed some kind of self-defense protection designed for situations like this.

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Mace 10% PepperGard, Leather Plus Pepper Spray Attractive model fits easily in pocket or purse. Features glow-in-the-dark locking safety cap and keychain. 15 gram unit sprays up to 10 feet. Contains 5 one second bursts. 80184


$12.95 each

Mace 10% PepperGard, Pocket Model Pepper Spray easy aim feature makes this model ideal for emergency use. Compact design and finger grip dispenser fit comfortably in woman's hand. 15 gram unit sprays 6-12 feet. Contains 5 one second bursts. 80171


$14.95 each

Mace 10% PepperGard Personal Pepper Spray Ideal for outdoor activities including walking or running. Belt clip holds unit in place for quick access. Velcro-like attachment fastens unit onto bike or in car. Features flip-top safety cap, finger grip dispenser and keychain. 17 gram unit sprays 8-12 feet. Contains 10 one second bursts. 80153


$16.95 each

Mace 10% PepperGard Police Model Pepper Spray Same size model used by law enforcement personnel. Ideal for auto or home use. Velcro-like attachment included. Features flip-top safety cap, finger grip dispenser, belt clip and keychain. 17 gram unit sprays 8-12 feet. Contains 10 one second bursts. 80170


$19.95 each

Pepper Spray Information

Pepper spray (also known as OC spray from "Oleoresin Capsicum", OC gas, or capsicum spray) is a lachrymatory agent (a chemical compound that irritates the eyes to cause tears, pain, and even temporary blindness) that is used in riot control, crowd control and personal self-defense, including defense against dogs. The active ingredient in pepper spray is capsaicin, which is a chemical derived from the fruit of plants in the Capsicum genus, including chillis.

The HPLC (High Pressure Liquid Chromatography) method is used to measure the amount of capsaicin within pepper sprays. Scoville Heat Unit (SHU) testing is also used to measure the hotness of pepper spray, but this is a subjective test which changes from person to person and does not measure the actual chemical percentage within the product.

Pepper spray typically comes in canisters, which are often small enough to be carried or concealed in a pocket or purse. Pepper spray can also be bought concealed in items such as rings. Pepper spray is an inflammatory agent, not an irritant like Mace. It causes immediate closing of the eyes and coughing. The length of the effects depend on the strength of the spray but the average full effect lasts around thirty to forty-five minutes, with mitigated effects lasting for hours.

Giving Til It Hurts

Mendy lived in a mid sized city in the southeast. She was very conservative and reliable. Mendy was truly a creature of habit. If she found something she liked, she stuck with it. If she like a store, she shopped there all the time. If she found a restaurant she liked she would eat there as often as possible. She even found a favorite gas station and she fueled there most of the time.


She routinely used a debit card, since she did not want to carry large amounts of cash. One day she had just received her weekly paycheck. She went about her routine of shopping for food and fueling her vehicle. She decided to go to the gas station before she deposit her money in the bank.

When she drove up to the gas station, there was a man standing by the pay phone. She thought it was strange because he was not talking, he was staring at her. She did not think much of it. After she paid for her gas and came out. She instinctively looked at the phone again to see if the man was still there. He was gone, so she figured he probably just moved on. She walked toward he vehicle and the man came around the side.

He startled her and she began to get nervous. He said do not be scared, I just want to ask, you if you could spare a few dollars, so I can get something to eat. Mendy thought is that all he wants. She had a big heart and also wanted to get rid of this guy as soon as possible. She reached in her pocket and gave the guy a couple of dollars. She thought that would be the end of it but it was not.

The guy told Mendy he had washed her windows while she was in the store, and she owed him for that. Mendy began to feel threatened and ask the guy to leave. He said ok after he got his money. He jumped forward and tried to take the rest of Mendys money out of her pocket. She screamed and fought to attract attention.

They both fell to the ground. The guy was shocked that a victim would fight back. He got up ran off into the wooded area near the store. Mendy called the police and reported the crime. The guy fit the description of an escaped convict. He was caught later that evening and identified by Mendy. He was sent back to jail to serve his original sentence plus added charges of escape and attempted robbery.

You must be aware of your surroundings at all times but especially at gas stations. All sorts of characters hang out at gas stations waiting for victims. They count on the fact that people in a hurry will do anything to make them leave. Its your choice whether you give someone a handout, but its not always a good idea.

Beware that the people are not always whom they claim. Their stories are not always true. They use stories about broken vehicles, children medical problems and others to get money. This is a test to see how far your generosity goes. Realize that if you make an offering they may want more even your life. The situation can quickly escalate.

If you want to give to make yourself feel better, give to churches and charity and let them help others. Do not be quick to open your purse or your wallet for every stranger that asks for a handout. It may show your vulnerability, which can lead to other violence. Also, it creates a habit which individuals become accustomed. Save yourself the headache, and give where you know you want get hurt in the process.


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