Confidence you can carry.
A discreet pepper spray and pocket stun gun, built to fit in your bag, your car, your hand — for whenever you'd rather feel prepared than not.
Shop the rangeTwo essentials, one purpose
Lipstick Pepper Spray
Looks like lipstick, sprays like the real thing. Fits in any bag or pocket without drawing attention. Available in black, blue or red.
View productPocket Stun Gun
Small enough to sit in your palm, strong enough to give you a real window to get away. Comes with a carry holster.
View productLoved by over 1000 South African women.
Built to be carried daily, not left in a drawer.
Simple enough to use under pressure
Keep it somewhere reachable
A side pocket, a keychain clip, your car door — not buried at the bottom of your bag.
Know the release
Both products have a simple safety catch — practice it once at home so it's second nature.
Aim and create distance
The goal is always the same: give yourself enough time and space to get away safely.
Recharge and refill
The stun gun is USB rechargeable. Replacement pepper spray canisters are available separately.
Buying online shouldn't feel like a gamble
Both pepper spray and stun guns are legal to own and carry for self-defence in South Africa and are not classified as weapons under the Firearms Control Act, so no licence or permit is required. As with any self-defence tool, use should always be reasonable and proportionate to the threat you're facing.
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Discreet packaging
Nothing on the box gives away what's inside.
What to expect
Notes based on how people typically use these — real reviews go here as orders come in.
Small enough that it just lives in my bag now, I don't even think about it until I need to reach for it.
Liked that it doesn't look like a weapon sitting in my car's cubby hole.
Bought one for myself and one for my daughter at university — good gift that's actually useful.
Before you buy
Is this legal to carry in South Africa?
Yes — pepper spray and stun guns are not classified as weapons under the Firearms Control Act, so no licence or permit is needed to own or carry either one. As with any self-defence tool, use must be reasonable and proportionate to the threat.
Will people know what it is?
No — the pepper spray is styled like a lipstick tube and the stun gun is a plain, compact black case. Neither looks like a weapon at a glance.
How do I recharge or refill it?
The stun gun charges via USB. Pepper spray canisters are single-use per cartridge — replacements are available if you ever need to restock.
How long does delivery take?
7-15 business days across South Africa, with tracking sent as soon as it ships.
What if it's not right for me?
30-day money-back guarantee — message support and we'll sort it out.