• .75 oz (contains over 25 shots)
• Projects 8 to 10 ft.
• Ballistic stream delivery--reduces wind blow-back
• Take it wherever you go, perfect for purse or pocket

When to use Sabre
The idea is to be prepared, so take Sabre wherever you go. It is recommended that Sabre be carried in hand when waking alone, entering buildings, hallways, elevators, parking lots, etc. This is practical, positive protection. After spraying the attacker, escape immediately and call police. Do not try to capture the attacker. Sabre contains an invisible UV dye which aids police in suspect identification.

What does Sabre do when sprayed into someone’s face?
Sabre causes a severe burning sensation in the eyes with copious tears, coughing and difficulty in breathing. The eyes close involuntarily, the nose runs and moist skin stings.

Facts about Sabre Red OC Formulation
• Sabre Red is over 6x hotter than the hottest chili pepper
• Contains 10% oleoresin capsicum measuring 2,000,000 Scoville Heat Units, producing 1.33% major capsaicinoids
• Independent laboratory testing found Sabre Red to be 8% to 86% stronger than other civilian pepper spray
• 5x more shots per canister--most sprays this size contain five (5) shots, Sabre Red contains over twenty-five (25)
• Contains UV marking dye for suspect identification
• 4 year expiration date is up to 2 years longer than most other sprays

Due to legal restrictions, we are unable to ship pepper spray products to our customers in Canada, New York, and Massachusetts. For U.S. customers, it is your responsibility to determine and comply with all applicable international, federal, state and local laws. Personal defense spray and foam products are delivered by ground shipment methods only. The purchase and/or possession of pepper spray for lawful purposes may be regulated or restricted by some states and localities with regard to the purchase, carry, possession, concentration, amount, and use of such defense sprays including but not limited to: Hawaii, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Washington D.C., and Wisconsin. This list is not exhaustive nor is it intended to provide legal advice. Laws and regulations are subject to change. Consult your federal, state and local laws and regulations or your local police department if you have any questions regarding these products.