A message from the Security Pro USA team

At Security Pro USA, we don’t sell fear.
We sell time, distance, and choice.

Every product we carry — especially pepper spray / OC spray — is selected with one principle in mind:

Resolve danger without creating permanent harm.

That belief guides how we serve civilians, law enforcement, schools, and government agencies nationwide.

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Why Non-Lethal First Matters

In the real world, most threats don’t need to end in irreversible outcomes.

When deployed responsibly, pepper spray:

• Creates immediate disengagement

• Buys seconds that save lives

• Allows escape instead of escalation

• Preserves dignity for everyone involved

That’s not weakness.
That’s restraint — and professionalism.

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CIVILIAN SAFETY 

For civilians, pepper spray is not about confrontation.
It’s about getting away safely.

Our customers consistently tell us:

“I don’t want to hurt someone — I just need time to escape.”

That’s why we carry civilian-legal pepper spray options designed for:

• Everyday carry

• Travel-friendly sizes

• Clear deployment patterns

• Responsible personal defense

Pepper spray remains one of the most humane last-resort tools available to everyday people.

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LAW ENFORCEMENT & SECURITY 

For professionals, non-lethal tools expand — not replace — decision-making.

Professionally deployed OC pepper spray:

• Reduces firearm reliance

• Lowers injury claims

• Supports force-continuum compliance

• Improves post-incident outcomes

In countless incidents, OC spray has ended threats without baton strikes, tasers, or firearms — protecting officers, subjects, and agencies alike.

That’s operational maturity.

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SCHOOL SAFETY & ADMINISTRATORS 

School safety demands measured, defensible solutions.

Non-lethal options like pepper spray:

• Are compact and accessible

• Support escape and lockdown procedures

• Avoid permanent injury risks

• Align with de-escalation policies

When paired with training and first-aid protocols, non-lethal tools become part of a layered safety strategy, not a reactionary one.

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GOVERNMENT / GSA / DHS / FEMA 

Security Pro USA supports public agencies with professionally sourced, compliant non-lethal solutions, including OC pepper spray suitable for:

• Law enforcement

• Transit security

• Corrections

• Emergency response

• Facility protection

Our approach emphasizes:

• Risk reduction

• Liability awareness

• Officer and civilian safety

• Responsible deployment standards

Non-lethal tools are not alternatives to policy — they are tools that support it.

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RESPONSIBILITY & FIRST AID 

Selling non-lethal tools comes with responsibility.

We actively educate customers on:

• Proper deployment

• Safe distances

• Post-exposure first aid

• Medical escalation awareness

Pepper spray effects are intense but temporary when handled correctly — and recovery is expected.
Education is what keeps non-lethal solutions humane.

If You’re Hit With Pepper Spray — DO THIS IMMEDIATELY

1️⃣ Get to fresh air

• Move away from the spray cloud

• Stay upright

• Try to stay calm (panic makes breathing worse)

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2️⃣ Do NOT rub your eyes or skin

Rubbing spreads the oil and makes it worse.

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3️⃣ Flush eyes with LOTS of water

This is the most important step.

• Use clean water or saline

• Flush 15–30 minutes

• Blink rapidly while flushing

• Tilt head to the side so it doesn’t run into the other eye

• Remove contact lenses ASAP

❌ Do NOT use: milk, oils, vinegar, baby shampoo, or soap in the eyes (all myths).

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4️⃣ Blot skin first — then wash

• Gently blot with paper towels or cloth (don’t wipe)

• Wash skin with cool water + mild soap

• Repeat if needed

• Remove contaminated clothing and seal in a bag

💡 Dish soap works better than body wash (pepper spray is oily).

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5️⃣ Control breathing

• Slow, deep breaths

• Lean slightly forward

• Coughing is normal and temporary

• Avoid lying flat

🚑 Call 911 if:

• Breathing trouble lasts over 30 minutes

• Severe wheezing or chest pain

• Asthma attack

• Person collapses or can’t respond

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6️⃣ Cool shower later

• Use cool water only

• Let water flow downward

• Expect some re-burning — that’s normal

• Avoid hot water for several hours

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⏱️ What to Expect

• Severe burning: 15–45 minutes

• Residual irritation: a few hours

• Full recovery: within 24 hours for most people

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⚠️ Extra Caution Needed For:

• Asthma or lung disease

• Heart conditions

• Children or elderly

• Close-range or repeated exposure

Seek medical care sooner if any of these apply.

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🧠 One Sentence to Remember

Flush with water, don’t rub, breathe slow, and let time do the re