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May 19, 2012 - PRLog -- Mace Spray Effects:

Upon direct contact eyes will slam shut  respiratory system uncontrollable coughing and mucous membranes intense burning sensation to the skin. Effects lessening in approximately 45 minutes.

   Mace spray ingredients

OC Pepper Oleoresin capsicum is a natural substance derived from hot peppers. Mace® defense sprays are available in different strengths to satisfy virtually every requirement.  

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Chemical Mace is a tear gas in the form of an aerosol spray which propels a lachrymatory agent mixed with a volatile solvent. It is sometimes used as a self-defense device. This form of Mace is legal in very few countries, thus its use is becoming uncommon.

History

The original formulation consisted of 1% CN gas in a solvent of 2-butanol, propylene glycol, cyclohexene, and dipropylene glycol methyl ether. Some formulations now also include oleoresin capsicum (the active ingredient in pepper spray).

Chemical Mace was originally invented in 1965 by Allan Lee Litman, founder and co-owner of Pittsburgh-based General Ordnance Equipment Corporation (GOEC), after his wife, Doris, was threatened on the street. In 1987, Chemical Mace was sold to Smith & Wesson and manufactured by their Lake Erie Chemical division. Smith & Wesson subsequently transferred ownership to Jon E. Goodrich along with the rest of the chemical division in what is now Mace Security International. Most Mace branded products sold today by Mace Security International are pepper spray rather than tear gas, though it is still possible to buy Chemical Mace. Many other companies now manufacture similar products.

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