Lipstick Stun Gun Review

You have got to check out the 3,000,000 Volt Lipstick Stun Gun. Looks like a tube of lipstick but you don't apply it to kiss someone, you apply it to BITE an assailant till he is on his knees. Very easy to use and simple to operate. Women can carry it in a small purse for easy quick access. Just pull off the top and there you will find two simple buttons. Green for the powerful LED light and RED for lighting someone up with voltage. Men can carry one very discreetly in their pocket for easy deployment. If a woman uses the light to open a door in a dark place, she is ready for someone if they sneak up from behind. Just swing around, press the RED button right next to the green... and zappppp they are down for the count so you can slip away to safety. Very attractive design and sturdy decorated aluminum case. Grab one for each member of the family because you are better safe than sorry. NOT A TOY so Must be18 years of age and over to purchase and use it. Happy stunning! 

Self-Defense with Taser Pulse

The more the population increases, the greater the threats on the street. Many women like to be prepared for the very real threat of a sexual assault or unprovoked attack. One of the best methods of defense is with the Taser Pulse with Laser Weapon. It works as a stun gun, and can effectively stop an attacker so you can get away.

This weapon is similar to what law enforcement officers carry around the world, and can pack the same stun that their weapons have. You need something that’s high-tech, yet seriously effective. Because most assaults are sneak attacks, you never know for sure if your attacker will be a small, medium, or a large "bad" person. It’s designed to be ultra compact so that you can tuck it undetected into your purse, pocket, or holster.

One benefit of this weapon is that the attacker doesn’t need to be within an arm's length reach for you to use it. The Taser Pulse can reach an attacker from up to 15 feet away. Once you’ve “shot” them, you’ll then have thirty seconds to run away. Not only does this give you time to have a safe escape, but you can also have time to call security or police.

This Taser Pulse is designed to resemble a pistol in form and comes with a tactile trigger, meaning you can actually feel the trigger reset after firing. So it performs and feels just like a real gun, but the difference is a reduced chance of facing criminal prosecution unlike a conventional bullet firing weapon. A Taser Pulse is a much safer way for you to stay on the right side of the law and a better outcome for an assailant. You can also discreetly carry it because it is designed in such a way that no one will be able to see or even suspect that you’re carrying it.

There are many great features on the Taser. It has shaved safeties and an angled iron sight. This provides for better concealment, and also allows for a smooth withdrawal or re-holstering, without worrying about catching it on anything.

Another great feature is that the laser-assisted targeting can help you to reach your target. The laser light is color-contrasting to help you with your aim. The Taser also has a bright and powerful LED light, so if you’re trying to determine whether it’s friend or foe at nighttime, the flashlight will help you to do so.

The Taser Pulse runs on a replaceable battery. Each battery will last for about fifty, thirty-second firings, making a great choice should you be faced with multiple attackers. There is also an illuminated battery status indicator light so you know how much charge you have left.

One great benefit of purchasing this product is that there is a Safe Escape Product Replacement Program. If at any time you actually must use it for self-defense, and you get frightened and drop it at the scene, Taser will replace the device free of charge. This has the additional benefit of ensuring your safety, as you won’t be freaking out that you’re losing an expensive investment.

If you often find yourself in desolate or dark areas of the city, buy the Taser Pulse for your personal safety, as the investment in your life is worth it.

Using Self Defense in College

Women may agonize over what they would do in an assault situation. Often there are stories in the newspapers about how women have killed their husbands after they’ve been assaulted one too many times, only to receive a life sentence in prison. How can you protect yourself against an attacker if you can’t use force?

To some extent, this isn’t true. You can still use personal defense in college, on the street, or at home. These are instances that arise that may come your way in which you have a reasonable belief that the threat you face can lead to serious harm, permanent disfigurement, or the potential for bringing about death.

Personal defense is just that, you’re personally defending yourself against an attacker. When you’re defending yourself, the goal is to:

1. Get away from the attacker.

2. Raise the alarm so a passer-by calls for security/police.

3. Incapacitate the attacker, so you can run away. 

4. Get the attacker to drop a weapon.

5. Scare the attacker so they run away. 

Using excessive force to attack a person, whether man or woman, beyond these reasons and escalating the violence beyond self-defense, is considered criminal intent. It’s up to the courts, and not you, to determine punishment if you over do it. So take heed and use caution since you are at their mercy should you go to far and do great bodily harm or cause something worse to happen.  This means that if the attacker has let go of you, or is down on the ground in pain, it’s not within the law for you to continue beating them unconscious or worse. If you can subdue them while calling the authorities, that is fine. 

These are good reasons to use your personal defense training while you’re being physically attacked, but when can you use force in other situations?

One of the issues you may face is that a man is waiting for a physical attack from a woman in order to punch her back hard. This is why it is never a good idea to hit a man who has been verbally threatening or harassing you. In these instances, it’s best to record it on your smart-phone and take it to campus security. You can also use your own verbal cunning to attempt to diffuse the situation. Many verbal attackers will stop when you tell them that what they are saying is inappropriate, offensive, etc. 
It can also be tricky to figure out what to do if you’ve been pinched or patted. If you know who did it, record the details and report. If they’ve slipped into the crowd, there’s not much you can do. Always be aware of the people surrounding you, and step away if people get too close.

If someone does physically hit or punch you, you can take a step back and get away from them. If they go after you, then you are within your rights to hit or kick back. But remember to stop as soon as they are down, and call for security.

You can also carry the DRINKGUARD kit with you to parties where personal safety may be an issue. This kit will test for date rape drugs in your drink and is also a form of personal defense.

The more you can prepare yourself for personal defense, the better you’ll be able to use it to your advantage, but still stay within your legal rights as a person.