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Debate intensifies on allowing home delivery of defensive sprays as advocates cite convenience and safety, while opponents warn of potential misuse and regulatory challenges. Lawmakers weigh options amid growing public concern.

Checking your spray’s expiration date is essential to ensure effectiveness and safety. Using expired sprays can reduce potency and pose health risks, making proper label reading a crucial step for consumers.

Recent reports indicate a rise in pepper spray accidents and exposure cases, prompting calls for stricter regulations and public awareness. Authorities urge careful handling to prevent injuries and unintended harm.

Recent studies suggest that blinking rapidly can trigger tear production, potentially flushing out irritants from the eyes. This natural response may help clear spray or airborne particles effectively.

Major product recalls have surged recently due to safety hazards and malfunctions, affecting millions of consumers worldwide. Companies are urgently addressing defects to prevent harm and restore trust.

Experts emphasize maintaining a safe 6-10 feet distance when spraying chemicals to reduce exposure risks. Proper spacing ensures effective application while protecting health and safety in agricultural and industrial settings.

Dozens of students and staff were injured after pepper spray was accidentally released at a New York school in 2025. Emergency responders quickly treated those affected, and the school is investigating the incident.

Maximize Impact: Why Every Burst Counts in Precision Fire highlights the critical role of controlled bursts in enhancing accuracy and conserving ammunition, redefining modern marksmanship strategies on the battlefield.

New York has set a maximum capsaicinoid limit of 1.33% in pepper spray, aiming to enhance public safety and regulate use. The regulation seeks to balance effective self-defense with minimizing health risks.

Mastering spray patterns is essential for effective application in various industries. This guide explores the differences between stream, fog, gel, and foam sprays, helping professionals optimize coverage and efficiency.