These security devices don't rely on bells and sirens. Instead, they use OC pepper aerosol spray. 
When triggered by an intruder, this powerful irritant will fill a room in seconds, forcing him to leave in panic. 
The aerosol is also harmless to furnishings and can be aired out in as little as an hour.

TRUE SECURITY vs THE SECURITY ILLUSION

Today's burglar alarms do a great job of detecting an intruder. But in the area of response, performance is poor.

When was the last time you called the police upon hearing an alarm bell or siren? Even a monitored system can be a disaster 
waiting to happen.

A skilled burglar usually limits his time inside to a mere four minutes, which is enough time to grab some of the most valuable 
things you own. He assumes that he tripped a monitored system. This typical system does not call the central station immediately. 
There is a time delay of 30 to 60 seconds to allow a forgetful owner to shut off the system. Thereafter, several seconds elapse 
until the information appears on the central station computer. The monitoring agent then needs several more seconds to read the 
information. He (she) then punches in the phone number of the victim to talk to the home owner. The phone rings for another 20 
to 30 seconds before he thinks that this may be a real burglary. More seconds go by as the agent calls the police.

Perhaps, after several rings someone answers. Over the next minute the officer takes down the information and hangs up. The 
officer then passes the information onto the dispatcher who reads it and then gets on the radio and attempts to contact an 
appropriate squad car. The officer in the car jots down the address and then takes a few seconds to decide the best way to 
get there. It is unlikely that the trip will be made in less than a minute. If you total this up you will have a number much larger than 
four minutes.

A monitored alarm merely guarantees that the police will be first on the scene to assess the losses. The implied claims of the security 
industry are deceptive at best. A burglar alarm threatens an intruder with a response. But, in reality, a timely response is a rare thing. 
We must face the fact that the human element is the weak link in any security system.

What is needed is a system that can deal with an intruder forcefully, ending the burglary attempt without the need of human assistance. 
Fortunately, a security system delivering this level of performance does exist -- our own OC pepper spray anti-burglary devices!

With thousands of installations over 20 years, this concept has safely ended numerous burglary attempts and may have saved several 
lives in the process. This method of filling the security gap has been proven over and over with an unparalleled string of successes.

So, why don't the big companies have it? Because it eliminates the "need" for monitoring which is where they make most of their money. 
At $30 per month monitoring fees add up to $1,800.00 in just five years.

There is a better way. Don't settle for the overpriced illusion of security when you can have the real thing!