SABRE Pepper Spray with Glow in the Dark Case, Visible at Night, 25 Bursts of Maximum Police Strength OC Spray, Quick Release Key Ring For Easy Access, Finger Grip for Accurate Aim, Twist Lock Safety

Intuitive, Easy to Use Design for Maximum Protection. Stay safe with our SABRE Pepper Spray, the strongest available single ingredient pepper spray. Boasting the same police-strength protection as law enforcement, SABRE RED is the most popular formulation carried by police worldwide and contains UV Marking Dye to help police in suspect identification. The most popular SABRE style, this Pepper Spray Keychain with Quick Release is a small but powerful 0.54 oz container that deploys a ballistic stream to reduce wind blow back. It features a glow in the dark case that helps you locate your pepper spray in the dark. To charge, simply put the pepper spray under any light from 5 minutes to 2 hours to get up to 8 hours of illumination, making it a great solution to keep nearby in your bedroom so you have peace of mind while you sleep or to more easily find while out at night. This police strength pepper spray provides maximum security in a powerful stream to reduce wind blowback. Feel secure with 25 bursts (5x more than other brands) for protection against multiple threats. The intuitive grip design allows for better aim and proper hand alignment with touch alone, allowing for faster deployment and helping you to keep your eyes on the threat. The Quick Release with detachable key chain allows immediate access to your pepper spray and easy attachment to keychain for maximum portability. SABRE Pepper Spray is made in USA. SABRE is the #1 brand trusted by consumers worldwide for pepper spray and is a leader in developing safety programs and safety videos to maximize end users’ safety. Empower yourself with extreme stopping power when you need it most.

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