Showing posts with label UV. Show all posts
Showing posts with label UV. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Mace Pepper Spray with Tear Gas

Mace products that include Tear Gas are called triple action. This refers to the actual pepper, the invisible UV Dye for identification and the Tear Gas.

If you are looking for a personal defense spray that can cause total devastation on an attacker, you are reading about the best pepper spray for your safety. It's well known that pepper spray can cause devastating heat and coughing and actually temporarily blind a person, because they have to shut their eyes from all the pain! It's also known that it includes an invisible UV Dye that will facilitate police in identifying a criminal too…

This Mace Triple Action Defense Spray Personal Model, includes the pepper and the UV Dye, plus TEAR GAS! This substance offers a whole new dimension to stopping an attacker. Besides the pepper spray and UV Dye effects, the tear gas will cause unstoppable tearing. It will also give an attacker shortness of breath and DISORIENTATION! You can also add to the benefits, that when this substance is present, even if you don't aim the product directly at the face of the attacher, he or she, will still feel the effect of the tear gas surrounding them.

Other features of the Mace Triple Action Defense Spray Personal Model are:
• Contains 10 bursts
• Reaches up to 8 - 12 feet
• Flip-top safety cap
• Ergonomic grip
• Belt clip
• Key chain

Always be aware of your surroundings and keep in mind to take out your defense spray, in anticipation, if you feel that danger could be near. Also take it out if you are in an isolated area, where others cannot help you.

Friday, November 16, 2012

Triple Action Personal Defense Spray

There are many pepper sprays on the market but few if any are triple action. Triple refers to hot pepper, tear gas and a UV Dye. This Mace spray has it all!

Personal defense is easy, if you carry some sort of self empowering item. The Mace Triple Action Pocket Model is a non lethal, personal defense spray. Women or men can defend themselves with it and at the same time, not inflict lethal injuries or kill someone. Yet, they can incapacitate a threatening person and even mark them with a UV Dye.

The Mace Triple Action Pocket Model, is small enough to fit in your pocket or purse. It can spray approximately 5, one second bursts and reach between 6 and 12 feet. The hot pepper, burns the eyes and throat, making an attacker cough their head off! The fact that the eyes burn, will cause them to close their eyes, making him or her, temporarily blind. The advantages of the tear gas, is that you don't have to hit an attacker directly in the face with the burst, because the fumes from the tear gas, will still affect them, even if the spray only hits their chest! Plus, the UV Dye will make it easy for officials to identify the attacker, if captured.

Don't become a victim. Carry a personal defense pepper spray and keep it handy, wherever you go!

Thursday, January 22, 2009

The Importance of Property Marking


Some of you might ask what this means. Well, it means literally marking your possessions. Remember when you were a kid and you didn't want any other kid to take your toy? Most of us would place our initials on it with a scratch or a marker. Well that is what I am referring to.

There always have and always will be a thief among us and the best way to deter someone from stealing your stuff is to mark it. Burglars know that they will not be able to resell something that has been marked with an address or name. Police can better identify a stolen item if it has been marked previously by it's owner before a thief got a hold of it.

Of course the best way to mark an item from you home or office is not by using a knife, burning it or using a hammer. We are adults and can use many tools available with which we can mark our valuables. The best place to mark your belongings is obviously underneath or behind the object, so it's not in plain site. If you have an antique piece of furniture for example, you need to be careful where you mark it and if the mark will affect it's value... Marking does not only apply to interior objects, you should also consider marking your outdoor tools like lawnmowers and weed wackers. These types of items are more often stolen than interior belongings and very popular with petty thiefs.

Police say that there are two main types of property marking: the first is known as permanent marking, when you engrave or "punch" your property with your street number and postal code. The second method is making an invisible marking. This is best for antiques or valuable property that would lose value if spoiled by permanent marking. Police usually check stolen property with a special ultra-violet lamp, so an ultra-violet (UV) marking pen should be used. If you use this UV type of marking, you need to know that it will fade with time and it will need to be renewed every so often. Police actually can give you a sticker that reads, "property in this home has been marked". Or you can make one up yourself and place it by your home alarm sticker or anywhere you think would be appropriate. The bad thing about using UV markings though, is that they can be removed with special solvents that can be bought by burglars. But if they do not know the mark is there, they won't know to erase it!

Another way people are keeping track of their home or office things is by using a camera or video recorder. It's a good idea to take a picture or video of these items where they are positioned in your home or office. This will prove that they were within your personal possessions at home or in your place of work.

Lastly, we all know, of course, to keep all our receipts for proof of ownership and you can also write the serial numbers on each receipt if applicable.

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