Guard Dog Security Pepper Spray Glow in The Dark - Quick Release, UV Dye, Twist Top - Compact Size, Police Grade Formula - Best Self Defense Tool for Women - Up to 16 Feet

Great size pepper spray for your purse or pocket. I like having one on hand for walking across a parking lot at night, and I keep one in my apron at our estate sales.

Along with some aluminum emergency whistles, I got this Glow in The Dark Pepper Spray for some female friends as well as for some friends who were going camping. I actually tried the sprayer to be sure it functioned according to spec. It did function as advertised, but being 77 years old, I had some difficulty with the twist-to-release top, ensuring the sprayer was in the firing position. Once in the firing position, it worked fine. I recommend this pepper sprayer with the caveat that the person using it be famliar with the cap position for the sprayer to be effective

These are pocket size pepper spray. Small enough to put into your pocket. I put 3 in my small purse pocket. They are glow in the dark ( the reason why I bought them) but haven’t had to use them yet! 🤞🏼

Love the hook on it

Keep them in your car, by the front door, in your pockets. My wife loves them.

well made containers. EXCELLENT

well I Tested one to see how it worked ,got a bunch of gas an no spray from one. it says short burst so tryed again did get sone spray but more like hot sauce in a squirt fun than peper spray the spray was sparitc and not reliable. id hate for this to be my line of defence against a angry dog or anything. hard to get lined up to use an aiming is NA as it shoots short eratic burst that dont last long enough to corrcet an try again. will be looking for somwthing else.

Was surprised when I got these, because I already have a few cans of Guard Dog, and was expecting the same size. Thought the price was a little low to be getting 12 of those, but stranger things have happened.So, They're teeny-tiny little cans. I think this is both, a major pro, and a major con. Super portable, being that small. They're smaller than most keychain cans. The drawback, is that if you're faced with multiple attackers, and/or multiple attacks, you may run out of gas after the first one. So, I would keep an extra or two ready. I should do a test to see how many sprays I get. I may just do that, since there are 12 of them, and I can afford to burn one. So I may do that and come back to let you know. They're the smallest cans I've ever seen, so I'm only counting on them to neutralize one, maybe two attackers. And when I say "neutralize", I don't really mean that. I always recommend pepper spray as a preemptive strike followed up with something else. Please never count on just the pepper spray ending a bad situation if you have no other weapons or skills. I've been on both ends of some powerful sprays, and I can tell you that it doesn't neutralize anyone. Some people will run away from it, but if someone is bent on hurting you, pepper spray will not stop them. It will simply impair them a little. It's also a two-edged sword, because 99% of the time, you will also suffer some of the effects, either from it being in the air, or on your fingers, or wrestling around with your attacker. You will almost always breathe some in, or get it on yiur skin and/or eyes. So, be orepared for that, and do what you can to protect your eyes/nose/mouth when using it. And follow up with another attack with something else, immediately after using.One gripe I have, is the trigger mechanism. Their bigger cans have a better method of spray, where you slide yiur finger in between the button and a protective cover. This is one of the ones you turn from the side to the right position. I don't like that method, because the button usually moves around, may discharge on accident, and may be hard(er) to disharge in a stressful situation. Especially since you don't know exactly what postion the button will be in, when you grab it from your pocket or bag. The method I like is probably not an option with this small of a can.Not deal breakers; just things to keep in mind. I think the price to can ratio is pretty awesome, though, at about 3 dollars a serving. I think most would be pleased with this deal, as long as they know it's a small can, with the side turning lock/trigger mechanism.