1.

How does it work?

The spray contains natural chilli concentrate which is about 20 times stronger than chilli. It is under pressure in the aerosol can with a carrier and a propellant. When sprayed, the mixture comes out with pressure and the range is above 6 feet. It instantly but temporarily swells mucus membrane and irritates eyes of the attacker, incapaciting him, giving you enough time to run away or call for help. The effect remains for minimum 15-20 mins. It also works on drunk or mentally unstable person. It can also be used on an attacking animal.

2.

Is It Legal?

Yes. It is Legal to use in India for Self Defence. No other purpose is allowed. It can not be carried on the plane. Remember, it is not a Toy. Keep away from Children. Read instructions on the bottle.

3.

Can I carry it while traveling?

Yes, but not in a plane cabin.

4.

What to do if I accidentally spray it?

The face and affected area should be washed with water. Should not rub it in. If you have, you can use milk for faster relief. The room where sprayed should be ventilated immediately. The effect should go off in half an hour. If after an hour the effect remains then you should see a Physician. The pepper spray is being used for years in the world and it is non lethal and the effects are not permanent.
Chilliguard has a ‘full cap design’ and the chance of accidental spray is nil.

5.

What is the expiry?

There is no expiry date as such but it is advised to change the can after 3-4 years.

How big is the can?

The can is small (35mm diameter and about 100mm length), can easily be carried in a purse or pocket. It contains about 25 grams of product, sufficient to take care of 6-8 attackers. It can be sprayed continuesly for 7 seconds or about 14 bursts of 1/2 second each.

How can I order and pay?

There are two ways.

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