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THE STUNNING RING, a beautiful self-defense ring with pepper spray, offers safety, elegance and confidence close at hand. THE STUNNING RING, elegantly crafted in silver and gold plating with a genuine black onyx stone, is the perfect self-defense ring for women or men. THE STUNNING RING self-defense ring with replaceable pepper spray canisters protects a woman or man while jogging, dating, working or anywhere against attack, rape, violence or crisis. This ring can always be worn and makes the perfect gift for someone you love.

Not to pick on ladies, but its only because we want to keep you safe. Every woman should have a stunning ring. The National College Women Sexual Victimization Study estimated that between 1 in 4 and 1 in 5 college women experienced completed or attempted rape during their college years. If you are single and in the dating scene, its must protection for ending those dates that don't go as you plan.

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THE STUNNING RING™ ring uses the strongest pepper spray formula available on the market today. The formula has the industry's highest heat rating of 2 million SHU (compared to a jalapeno pepper, which is 5000 SHU), which severely affects the mucous membranes (eyes and respiratory systems). The ring has 2-3 one second burst and has an effective range of 12 inches.

THE STUNNING RING™ formula can be used to deter assailants causing no permanent injury. Pepper spray canisters are REPLACEABLE.

"It is with great pleasure and an honor to offer my endorsement for the Stunning Ring. I have evaluated the ring and found it to be a tool that should be a part of everyone's self defense arsenal. The fact that it is worn like a ring makes it readily accessible and convenient. Unlike the key chain or pocket pepper sprays, the ring will be there when you need it. And because it looks like a piece of fine jewelry, a potential attacker would not even suspect that they were about to receive an effective shot of OC pepper spray. As a former police officer with over 20 years experience, I now teach Personal Protection at my school, Self Defense America in Seaside, CA. I can honestly recommend The Ring to any adult that is interested in adding some additional protection to their self defense tool bag. My students love it and it won't be long before they will all be wearing The Stunning Ring." Bob Ingersoll
CA State Director / VP International Combat Hapkido Federation
West Coast Director / International Police Defensive Tactics Institute

THE STUNNING RING™ ring is designed to be worn on either hand on the 1st (index) or 2nd finger preferably your dominant hand, with the thumb (or other hand if necessary) accessible to operate the safety latch and depress the trigger.

EFFECTS: In most cases, the attacker will lose control of his faculties immediately. The spray causes inflammation of the eye capillaries and all other mucous membranes, resulting in immediate temporary visual impairment, difficult breathing, coughing, choking, sneezing, severe burning sensations to the eyes, nose, throat and skin, and nausea, with acute symptoms and discomfort lasting for 45 minutes. There is no permanent damage.

1. To determine size: Wrap a piece of string or paper strip around the base of your index finger.
2. Mark the string or paper where it overlaps to form a complete circle.
3. Measure the length of the section of string or paper where it overlaps around the finger.
4. Compare your measurement with the chart below to determine your ring size.

stunning ring

 pepper spray ring

$29.95 each

Size (Index finger): Color:

Add Refill $7.95

Ring Size
Measured Size
6
2 1/16"
7
2 3/16"
8
2 5/16"
9
2 6/16"
10
2 8/16"
11
2 9/16"
12
2 10/16"
13
2 12/16"
14
2 14/16"
"The Stunning" ring is a great companion for anyone looking for a personal protection device that is readily available without effort! No hassles, No fumbling in a purse or pockets. Just take the safety off and spray. As a martial artist and a personal protection Instructor I understand that most assaults happen in the close quarter range and that is where "The Stunning" will give you the time you need to either escape or defend yourself! I use it and more importantly my wife uses it! I highly recommend "The Stunning" for anyone interested in having that extra edge for personal protection and personal security! George Bell
30 Yrs. Martial Arts Experience
7th Degree Black Belt, Modern Moo Sa Do
6th Degree Black Belt, Taekwondo
Director of Training, Combative T.K.D. (Tactical Knowledge Defense) Owner of The Martial Way Training Center and, Ultimate Taekwondo, Mesa, Arizona

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.


Date Rape Prevention Tips

 Date rape is a topic that few people are truly comfortable discussing. Below are some things you should remember about date and acquaintance rape . . . whether you are male or female.

Date rape is a power trip.

Rapists aren't always strangers.

Date rape is about power, control, and anger--not romance and passion.
When someone you know--a date, boyfriend, or casual friend-- forces you to have sex, it's still rape.
Date rape is a serious crime. It's a betrayal of trust and can leave long-lasting emotional injuries.
Let's look at sexual stereotyping and how men and women talk to each other.

Although things are changing, society still frequently encourages men to be competitive and aggressive and teaches women to be passive and avoid confrontation.

Men often misunderstand a woman's words and actions -- the "She said no, but she meant yes" excuse.

Some people still believe that it's okay for a man to demand sex if he buys a woman dinner or gifts, and that it's not wrong for a man to rape a woman who previously had sex with him or other men.

As a Woman, You Can...

Talk openly about sex, and keep talking as you get deeper into a relationship.

Be careful not to let alcohol or other drugs decrease your ability to take care of yourself and make sensible decisions.

Trust your gut feelings. If a place or the way he acts makes you nervous or uneasy, get out.

Check out a first date or a blind date with friends. Insist on going to a public place like a movie, sporting event, or restaurant. Carry money for a phone call and taxi, or take your own car.

Don't leave a party, concert, game, or other social occasion with someone you just met or don't know well.

Take a look at the men around you and be wary of anyone who puts you down, or tries to control how you dress or your choice of friends.

As a Man, You Can...

Ask yourself how sexual stereotypes affect your attitudes and actions toward women.

Accept a woman's decision when she says "no." Don't see it as a challenge.

Avoid clouding your judgment and understanding of what another person wants by using alcohol and other drugs.

Realize that forcing a woman to have sex against her will is rape, a violent crime with serious consequences.

Never be drawn into a gang rape -- at parties, fraternities, bars, or after sporting events.

Seek counseling or a support group to help you deal with feelings of violence and aggression against women.

If Date Rape Happens to You...

Get help. Phone the police, a friend, a rape crisis center, a relative. Don't isolate yourself, don't feel guilty, and don't try to ignore it. It is a crime that should be reported. Rape by someone you know is a violation of your body and your trust.

Get medical attention as soon as possible. Do not shower, wash, douche, or change your clothes. Valuable evidence could be destroyed.

Get counseling to help deal with the emotional trauma caused by rape.

If It Happens to Someone You Know...

Believe her.

Offer comfort and support. Go with her to the hospital, police station, or counseling center.

Let her know she's not to blame.

Take a Stand Against Date Rape!

Ask your student government or a parent group to sponsor a workshop on date rape and sexual stereotyping for middle and high school students. Work with a hotline or crisis center to persuade rape survivors to join the panel.

Volunteer at a rape crisis center or hotline.

Monitor the media for programs or videos that reinforce sexual stereotypes. Write or call to protest. On the other side, publicly commend the media when they highlight the realities of date rape.

Ask college or professional athletes or other role models to talk to high school students about sexual stereotyping and responsible behavior.

Ask your church or civic group to organize a speaker and panel discussion on the theme, "Please Listen to Me -- How Men and Women Talk to Each Other."


83% Of College Students Will Be Victims Of Crime. What Will The Other 17 % Do Different?

I was sitting around the dinner table talking to my kids when the subject of college came up. They shared all their hopes and dreams about the college life. I thought to myself man this a big step for kids who barely know how to clean their own room. They have no idea about the streets outside this community.

Since college was fast approaching for one of them. I began to think of ways I can make a difference. Ideas started to come. I know I will tell them what friends to make. No, they rarely listen to that advice now. Oh I know, I will give them advice on getting good grades. No, better not, multiple guesses did not work well for me either.

Hey, the college parties are always interesting. I will just tell them not to go to those things no matter how much fun they seem to be. Yeah, that will work. But wait, they maybe several hundred miles away, how do I know if they take my advice? How do I know now? Sure they say OK.

It never dawn me to tell them how to stay safe and secure in an environment full of ways to become a victim. The most significant contribution you can make to your Kids College life is making sure they finish without becoming a victim of crime.

Going to college is a slam dunk decision for most people. The average college graduate earns 70 percent more than those who stop at a high school diploma. Because crime on college campuses have been on the rise within the past few years, it is crucial for students to follow certain safety tips.

Criminals choose college students because they are seen as easy prey. Most of them are away from home for the first time and are usually very trusting. They want to make a good impression so they strive to please everyone even undesirables.

You do not have to be an expert to give a student advice on the little things that will make them safe and possibly save a life. Dormitories and apartment complexes and housing areas surrounding college campuses are especially vulnerable to criminal activity.

Throughout the college years, your child will have plenty of stressors in their life, such as exams, papers, presentations, jobs, friends, and even family. If they are like the average college student, they will have enough on their mind without having to worry about school safety, but unfortunately, in this day and age, staying safe on campus is an issue that students must think about. Fortunately most crimes can be prevented with extra precaution.

Tell your college student to only admit their visitors to the residence halls. Your student can also aid in security by making sure outside doors of residence halls shut securely behind them. During peak hours, it is a good idea to double check security doors as you enter and leave. When a door is left open, insist that your resident assistant or security guard check for doors left ajar during the day and at night.

Students should never loan their room key to anyone under any circumstances. Make sure your apartment or dorm room has secure locks on doors and windows. Always lock your apartment or dorm room even if you are going to be gone for just a few minutes. Also be sure to lock your doors at night as well. Have the locks changed if you ever lose the keys to your residence.

Criminals shy away from loud noise or attention so leave lights or a radio on at your apartment so it looks like someone is always home. Never open the door for someone you do not know. Ask anyone who gives you a ride home to wait around until you have safely entered your apartment or dorm building.

College is stressful enough without having an act of crime divert you from the road to success. Have your college student learn about security in the surrounding area as soon as they arrive. Learn as much as you can about the people with whom you associate. If any of them seem like bad news report them and seek new company.

Trust your gut feeling and be careful whom you take into your confidence, because people with whom you associate may commit crimes. College is new adventure and you should not spoiled it by being unaware of your surrounding and giving criminals half a chance.

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