Fox Labs One point Fou pepper gas

Fox Labs 1.4 - One Point Four pepper gas with a jet generating nozzle is the most potent defensive agent in the country with a range of up to 3 meters, which in the form of a concentrated jet releases a 4% capsaicin solution with a sharpness of as much as 5.3 million SHU. For this reason, the gas is used in the U.S. by police, the prison service and the military. Unlike most agents, Fox Labs 5.3 is an oil-based pepper spray, which results in a longer range, more effective target coverage, low sensitivity to side wind gusts and can be used indoors. The gas comes in the form of a capacious tang bottle.

Fox Labs 1.4 jet pepper gas features:

• The oil-based pepper gas provides better target coverage and less susceptibility to side wind gusts.
• Works on people under the influence of drugs, alcohol and other intoxicants.
• Upon contact with the body, it causes a strong reaction in the form of tearing, reddening of the skin and burning.
• It is used by US law enforcement agencies, security agencies and uniformed units.
• It contains a 4% solution of OC capsaicin (oleoresin capsicum - capsaicin alkaloid).
• A spring-loaded flap acts as a safety feature to prevent accidental use.
• It is effective against both humans and animals.
• The gas does not require any form of permit and registration.
• A single dose has a sharpness of as much as 5,300,000 SHU.
• The gas is sprayed in the form of a precise jet.
• It has an effective range of up to 3 meters.
• It can be used indoors.

Fox Labs Five One Point Four has a sharpness of as much as 5.3 million SHU.

The active ingredient in the Fox Labs pepper-thrower is a 4% solution of OC, or OC alkaloid capsaicin, with a sharpness of as much as 5,300,000 SHU. The SHU unit determines the amount of capsaicin, the substance responsible for the sensation of spiciness in food. Due to the high effectiveness of capsaicin, this agent has been used for years in the production of police pepper gases. Thanks to Fox Labs, we can use it legally, the same gas used by the US police and military.

No permit required

Pepper gas is a legal self-defense agent with a temporary incapacitating effect, which causes the attacker to experience painful burning of the skin, intense watering of the eyes, nausea and severe irritation of the respiratory tract combined with a strong cough. Importantly, the aggressor under the influence of capsaicin has a reduced ability of perception, is confused and dazed, so he is unable to take coordinated action, and we have time to move away and call law enforcement.

Gas effective on both animals and humans

Depending on the individual's resistance to capsaicin, the average duration of the gas lasts up to 40 minutes. It is worth noting that Fox Labs pepper gas iseffective against people under the influence of alcohol, drugs and chemical intoxicants. It can also be successfully used not only for defense against people, but also for repelling wild and aggressive animals. With such properties, pepper gas is an effective and versatile tool that allows us to defend ourselves regardless of where we are.

How to use the gas:

1. Aim the gas jet directly at the attacker, aiming at the chest or face area, and then press the spray button.
2. When applying the gas, maintain a safe distance from the attacker.
3. If necessary, adjust the direction of the spray.
4. Maintain an adequate safety distance when using the gas.
5. The range of the irritant may be limited by atmospheric factors such as wind or precipitation.
6. Store the gas in an easily accessible place.
7. Protect the container from mechanical damage (such as scratching by keys) and from overheating (temperature above 50°C, such as inside a vehicle).
8. Use only in a situation of immediate danger, to defend against attack.
9. In case of contact with the gas, wash your face and eyes profusely with cool water, without rubbing. Get to fresh air. Symptoms should subside in about 45 minutes.
10. Special wipes can be used to neutralize the gas.
11. It is recommended to avoid use in rooms with limited ventilation.