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Experts emphasize targeting an attacker’s face in self-defense to maximize safety. Striking vulnerable areas like eyes and nose can quickly incapacitate, allowing victims to escape threats effectively.

Starting in 2025, new state regulations will mandate specialized training for all users of self-defense sprays. The updated rules aim to enhance safety and responsible usage nationwide.

Proper can grip is essential for efficient opening. Experts highlight that optimal thumb placement on the actuator enhances control and reduces strain, ensuring a smoother, safer experience when opening cans.

New regulations tighten pepper spray laws, restricting sales and possession for minors and repeat offenders. Authorities aim to curb misuse while ensuring self-defense tools remain accessible to responsible adults.

Safe target practice is vital for both skill and safety. Experts recommend proper stance, controlled breathing, and consistent sight alignment to enhance accuracy while following all range safety rules to prevent accidents.

In 2025, New York expands retail cannabis sales beyond pharmacies, ending the pharmacy-only rule. This move aims to increase consumer access and boost the state’s growing cannabis market.

Monitoring wind direction is crucial to prevent hazardous blowback incidents in industrial settings. Proper vigilance ensures safety by minimizing exposure to toxic gases and controlling emissions effectively.

Pepper spray remains a critical tool for EMS and law enforcement, providing a non-lethal option to manage threats. Coverage policies vary, balancing safety, legal guidelines, and operational effectiveness.

Authorities warn against using pepper spray as a joke or for non-emergencies, highlighting risks of serious injury, legal consequences, and unnecessary panic. Experts urge responsible use only in genuine self-defense situations.

New regulations introduce stricter limits on active ingredients in pepper spray, aiming to enhance public safety. The rules seek to balance self-defense rights with reducing potential misuse and harm.