Mace Pepper Spray

1. What is Mace?
Mace is a registered trade name for the unique brand of aerosol defense spray. It is also the name of the company.

2. What is a Mace Pepper Spray?
A Mace brand aerosol defense spray is a humane and effective self defense device containing OC Pepper, Tear Gas or both. It is an effective means of non-lethal self defense for people concerned with personal safety and security.

3. Can I use my Mace Spray after the indicated expiration date?
Like any pressurized aerosol device, over time the unit may not spray as far as expected, if at all. We recommend replacing your spray after the expired date shown on your Mace Spray.

4. At what temperature should I store my Mace Pepper Spray?
Do not leave your Mace Spray in any area that may exceed 125 degrees F or drop below -15 degrees F. Excessive heat or cold may cause the can to leak or burst.

5. Can I bring my Mace Spray on an airplane?
The FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) allows one Mace Pepper Spray per traveler in your checked luggage only. Sprays are not allowed in carry-on luggage or at any time in the passenger area.

6. What do I do when my Mace Unit expires or is empty?
Your Mace Unit does contain chemicals and should be disposed of in accordance with all local, state and federal regulations.

7. How "Hot" is my pepper spray?
OC pepper is generally measured in terms of Scoville Heat Units (SHU's) or on a percentage basis. For example, one spray might be 10% 500,000 SHU while another is 5% 1,000,000 SHU. Either spray will be effective in most cases.

8. How effective is my pepper spray?
Aerosol defense sprays are effective in most, but not all situations. Attackers under the influence of drugs or alcohol or people with special training, i.e. military or martial arts training may not be affected as others.