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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.
Obtaining pepper spray certification requires specific documents: a valid ID, proof of residency, a completed application form, and sometimes a background check. Prepare these essentials to ensure a smooth certification process.
Regular pepper spray maintenance is key to reliability. Check expiration dates, ensure the nozzle isn’t clogged, store it in a cool, dry place, and perform test sprays when safe. Stay prepared and protected!
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Not all pepper sprays contain UV dye. While UV dye helps identify attackers under blacklight, many sprays focus solely on deterrence. Knowing this can help you choose the right product for your needs.
Experts warn against rubbing the face or eyes after contact with potentially contaminated surfaces, emphasizing it can increase the risk of infections and the spread of harmful pathogens. Proper hygiene is crucial to prevention.
Incidents involving pepper spray on public transportation systems have surged recently, raising concerns over passenger safety and prompting authorities to enhance security measures and increase surveillance on buses and trains.
Wondering if you can bring pepper spray on a plane in 2025? Our updated guide breaks down TSA rules, airline policies, and safety tips to help you travel prepared and compliant. Stay secure, fly smart!
Learn how to quickly activate and deploy pepper spray with this simple step-by-step guide. Stay prepared and confident by mastering the essential techniques for effective self-defense in any situation.
