Wildfire

🔥 Wildfire Pepper Spray – Blazing Hot Self-Defense

Wildfire pepper spray delivers intense stopping power with a powerful 1.4% Major Capsaicinoids formula—the highest strength legally allowed. Designed for both civilians and professionals, it provides quick, non-lethal protection in any high-risk situation.

Whether you’re walking alone, jogging at dusk, or keeping a unit by the door for emergencies, Wildfire sprays are available in a wide range of sizes, holsters, and formats—including keychain models, jogger straps, and home-defense canisters.

Trust the heat. Stop threats in their tracks. 🌶️

💡 Why Choose Wildfire from Swift Self Defense?

• 🔥 Maximum Strength: 1.4% MC formula incapacitates attackers fast
• 💥 Fast Deployment: Flip-top, twist-lock, and quick-fire actuator designs
• 🔒 Built-In Safety: Prevents accidental discharge while staying ready to use
• 🧬 UV Marking Dye: Aids in identifying attackers post-incident
• 🇺🇸 Made in the USA: High-quality control and trusted performance

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

🌡️ What makes Wildfire stronger than other sprays?
Wildfire contains 1.4% Major Capsaicinoids, the strongest concentration allowed by U.S. law—delivering faster and longer-lasting effects.

📦 What sizes are available?
Wildfire comes in a range of sizes: ½ oz. keychain models, 4 oz. canisters for home defense, and even 9 oz. foggers for crowd control or camping protection.

👟 Is it suitable for joggers or outdoor use?
Yes! Wildfire offers jogger holsters, wrist straps, and belt clip models to stay secure while moving.

🛑 Will it stop large attackers or animals?
Absolutely. Wildfire is formulated to immediately cause coughing, temporary blindness, and burning sensations—effective against humans and aggressive animals.

⚖️ Is it legal in my state?
Wildfire pepper spray is legal in most U.S. states with some size and formulation restrictions. Check your local laws for details.

🧼 How do I decontaminate after exposure?
Flush eyes with cold water, avoid rubbing, and remove exposed clothing. Most symptoms fade within 15–45 minutes.