Pepper Shot Tri-Pack Pepper Spray

The Pepper Shot Tri-Pack bundles three pepper spray formats into one purchase, covering home, vehicle, and everyday carry with a single order rather than three separate ones. All three units use the same 1.2% Major Capsaicinoids, 8.5% OC formula — the difference between them is size and mounting format, not strength.

What's Included

• 2 oz stream unit with wall mount: The larger canister for stationary home defense — same 2 oz Pepper Shot canister sold on its own, bundled here with a wall-mount bracket for a bedroom, entryway, or kitchen. 10–12 one-second bursts at 8–10 feet.
• ½ oz visor clip unit: The same Pepper Shot Car Pepper Spray — clips to a vehicle visor for immediate access from the driver's seat. 6–10 one-second bursts at 6–8 feet.
• ½ oz quick-release keychain unit: The same Pepper Shot Keychain Pepper Spray — detaches from your keys for one-handed deployment. 6–10 one-second bursts at 6–8 feet.

All three units include UV identifying dye and a locking actuator to prevent accidental discharge. Made in the USA.

Why Buy the Tri-Pack Instead of One Canister

Most people only think about pepper spray for one scenario — carrying it, usually — and end up with nothing at home or in the car. The Tri-Pack solves that by covering all three locations from one order: a stationary canister within reach at home, one that lives in the vehicle without needing to be moved, and one that stays on your keys wherever you go. Each format is optimized for where it lives — the wall-mounted 2 oz unit has more capacity for a home-defense scenario, while the visor and keychain units are sized for daily carry rather than sitting unused in a drawer.

Can the three units be replaced individually if one runs out?

Yes — each unit in the Tri-Pack is the same product sold individually elsewhere in the store, so if the keychain or visor canister expires or is used, it can be replaced on its own without needing to buy another full bundle. The shelf life on all three is 36 months from manufacture — check the date on each canister and replace it individually as needed.