Mace Triple Action Personal Model

The Mace Triple Action Personal Model is a small, powerful, pocket pepper spray with triple action all with in one of the toughest 3-in-1 formulas of pepper spray, tear gas and UV detection dye packed into a compact case. With a simple flip-and-grip design, this spray gives you maximum control when you need it.

The model sprays in a stream pattern, up to 20 bursts and has a 12 foot range. It is 100% TSA/FAA compliant for checked baggage airline travel.

Tough on threats

Don't let its size fool you. With a powerful, highly-concentrated formula of pepper spray, tear gas and UV dye, this pocket spray delivers strong self-defense.

• 3-in-1 formula includes tear gas to cause profuse tearing, shortness of breath and disorientation
• UV dye leaves a long-lasting residue to support investigation and identification
• Contains 20 bursts with a spray range of 12 feet, but always replace or refill after use

Easy on you

Sleek and small enough to slip into your pocket or carry on a keychain, this pepper spray is the perfect sidekick when you're on the go. And, thanks to reliable safety controls, there's no need to stress about accidental misfires.

• Flip-top safety cap to prevent accidental discharge
• Finger-grip design for optimal targeting accuracy
• Built-in keychain for fast and easy access

Always ready

Triple Action Pocket Pepper Spray is ready if and when you need it. Simply put your thumb under the flip-top safety cap and press down on the actuator button to spray.

Features:

• 0.9% OC Pepper + UV Dye + Tear Gas
• Up to 20 burst. Always replace after use
• Stream reaches up to 12 feet
• 18 grams

18+ You must be 18 or older to purchase this product

RESTRICTED STATES: This item not available for shipment to residents in NY and MA. Residents in these states may purchase Mace Brand pepper spray from a locally authorized reseller as per state requirements. Some restrictions may apply.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.