Mace Triple Action Personal Pepper Spray 18g
Compact 3-in-1 personal defense spray combining pepper spray, tear gas, and UV dye. Delivers up to 20 bursts with a 12-foot range. Features flip-top safety cap, finger-grip design, and built-in keychain for convenient carry.
Mace Triple Action Personal Pepper Spray
The Mace Triple Action Personal Model represents the gold standard in compact self-defense technology. This 18-gram aerosol dispenser packs a potent three-part formula into a package small enough for keychain carry or discreet pocket storage.
The Triple Action Formula
This is not a simple pepper spray. The formulation combines three distinct defensive agents:
- Pepper Spray (1% OC) — Causes immediate eye irritation and temporary blindness
- Tear Gas — Induces profuse tearing, shortness of breath, and disorientation
- UV Dye — Leaves a long-lasting invisible residue that aids law enforcement identification and investigation
Design and Usability
Mace has engineered this dispenser with the end user in mind:
- Flip-top safety cap prevents accidental discharge during carry
- Finger-grip design ensures optimal targeting accuracy under stress
- Built-in keychain attachment keeps the spray immediately accessible
- Stream delivery provides a 6 to 12-foot effective range
- Approximately 20 bursts per canister
About Mace Brand
Mace is the original manufacturer and market leader in pepper spray technology, with over 30 years of experience developing aerosol defense systems for both consumer and professional markets worldwide.
Maintenance Note
Manufacturers recommend replacing and refilling after each use to ensure reliability when needed most.
Features
- highly-concentrated formula of pepper spray, tear gas and uv dye
- causes profuse tearing, shortness of breath and disorientation
- uv dye leaves a long-lasting residue
- contains 20 bursts with spray range of 12 feet, replace or refill after use
- flip-top safety cap prevents accidental discharge
- compact and easy to carry
- fast acting defense
- causes coughing, respiratory distress, and impaired vision
