If you have not heard about self-defense products, those less than lethal products such as pepper sprays and tasers that are designed to disable an opponent for 10 or more minutes allowing you time to flee a dangerous situation, then you are probably living under a stone.
Stun units fall into that category of products for self-defense that aren't dangerous. Almost every police department in the united states, over 17,000 finally count, has their officers carry tasers. And every officer in the united states wears a pepper spray on his utility belt. They're two of the most effective nonlethal self-defense services and products you will get. Pepper sprays an average of are 9-0 effective and tasers are not exactly hundreds of effective.
The iPhone case is really a hand-held device operated with a battery (some are regular) that conducts electrical current on one end through several probes. The electrical current causes the body's system to overwork which in turn dissipates all the blood sugars required for energy out of the system.
The origins of the stun gun get back to the late 1800's when a developer patented his 'electric prod rod' as a means of herding cattle. H-e can only do this after batteries were created. And like the 'electric push post' the early stun guns were big, large items which were successful, but you needed a truck to carry them around due to their size. Technology has brought the size down to today's near miniature ones in contrast.
Stun products are the second most common self-defense product in-the state. They're also typically about 9-0 successful and are priced very reasonably so almost anybody could afford one.
And now there's one more problem for those who carry cell phones o-r iPhones, as though they didn't have enough with assaults, robberies, etc., now they have to be worried about their phones being stolen.
'FACT: In a recent 2012 study conducted by the FCC, more than 40% of robberies involve smart phones and cell phones. In certain areas, that price is more than 50%.'
You will find two new cell phone stun guns which have just recently been introduced by 'Guard Dog' manufacturer for feminine self-defense, personal security and personal safety. The very first of both can be a regular 3.8 million volt smart phone look-alike. It is called the iPhone Stun Gun and has a integral LIGHT emitting diode flashlight, regular battery, getting cable, advanced leather carrying case and a free of charge 18% pepper spray canister. There's also a safety switch to avoid accidental release.
The second new stun product for personal security and personal security is known as the 'Hotline' stun gun. It is 2 inches wide, 4 1/2 inches high and less than an inch thick in a rechargeable case. It's a truly 3.6 million volt stun gun despite the fact that it seems like a cell phone.
More details is found on this site.
Those are two new cell phone taser that have just lately been released for female self-defense, personal safety and personal safety.
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