SABRE Law Enforcement 5.0 Mk3 Pepper Foam

Duty Pepper Foam

The SABRE 5.0 Law Enforcement Unit is a pepper foam in an Mk3-size canister, a compact size meant to ride in a duty belt holder or pouch. Foam leaves the nozzle as a sticky stream that clings where it lands, so less of it drifts back on the user or onto bystanders than with a fine mist. The label marks it "For Law Enforcement Only," and it is built for officers, security staff and anyone else who has to deploy an irritant at close quarters and keep working afterward.

Features

• 0.67% Major Capsaicinoids — The label states the active ingredient as major capsaicinoids, the compounds in pepper that actually cause the burning effect, which gives a more useful strength figure than OC percentage alone.
• 5% Oleoresin Capsicum — The formula contains 5% OC, the oil extracted from hot peppers that carries the capsaicinoids.
• 2,000,000 SHU Rating — The pepper extract is rated at 2 million Scoville Heat Units, the standard scale for pepper heat.
• Foam Delivery — The contents come out as a foam that sticks to the target instead of hanging in the air, which helps indoors and in wind.
• Non-Flammable Formula — The formula is labeled non-flammable and is designed to be used alongside electronic immobilization devices such as conducted energy weapons.
• Mk3 Canister Size — The 1.8 oz net fill sits in a short, palm-sized canister that fits standard Mk3 duty holders.
• Flip-Top Actuator — A hinged black top covers the spray button, and you flip it open with the thumb to fire, which helps prevent accidental discharge.
• Made In USA — The canister is produced in the United States by SABRE, a manufacturer that supplies pepper spray to police agencies.

Formula And Canister

The label lists the formula as 5% oleoresin capsicum carrying 0.67% major capsaicinoids, rated at 2,000,000 SHU, in a 1.8 oz net fill. Each canister has a printed batch and expiration label, so check the date and replace the unit once it has passed. The contents are under pressure and are a severe skin and eye irritant, and full warnings and first-aid directions are printed on the canister. Pepper spray laws vary by state and locality, so confirm you can legally carry this product where you live.