4 ounce Stream or Fogger Pepper Spray

The Wildfire 4 oz pepper spray is available in two delivery formats — stream for precision targeting and fogger for wide area coverage — both using the same 1.4% Major Capsaicinoids, 10% OC formula at 13–15 feet with 18–20 one-second bursts. The fogger version features a glow-in-the-dark actuator for low-light access without fumbling in the dark. Both versions are favorites with security guards for utility belt carry — an optional leatherette holster with belt clip keeps the canister accessible on a patrol without taking up hand space. UV dye included. Made in the USA. Measures 5⅞" x 1½".

Wildfire 4 oz Pepper Spray Features and Specs

• 1.4% Major Capsaicinoids: Among the hottest pepper spray formulas sold to civilians — 10% OC derived from 2,000,000 SHU raw pepper
• Two delivery formats: Stream for precise single-target deployment — fogger for wider area coverage
• Glow-in-the-dark actuator: Fogger version only — visible in low light for fast access during night patrols or dark environments
• 13–15 foot range: Safe standoff distance for both stream and fogger versions
• 18–20 one-second bursts: Extended capacity for security duty or extended outdoor use
• Optional leatherette holster with belt clip: Keeps canister accessible on a utility belt — sold separately
• UV identifying dye: Invisible residue visible under black light for attacker identification
• Dimensions: 5⅞" x 1½"
• Made in the USA

The glow-in-the-dark actuator on the fogger version is a practical detail for security professionals and anyone who needs to locate and deploy the canister in low light. Standard actuators require either a light source or familiarity by feel to locate under stress. The glow actuator is visible in complete darkness after minimal light exposure — the same principle as glow-in-the-dark emergency equipment. For night patrols or any environment where lighting is unreliable, that detail matters.

Stream vs Fogger — Choosing the Right Delivery Format

Both formats use identical Wildfire formula and produce identical effects — the difference is how the formula reaches the target. The stream delivers a concentrated line of spray at a specific target up to 15 feet away, similar to a standard pepper spray canister — a reliable choice indoors or out. The fogger disperses the formula into a wider mist pattern that covers more area without requiring precise aim, plus the glow-in-the-dark actuator for low-light access. That wide pattern is best suited to covering a large open area outdoors — in a typical home, the same cloud that fills a doorway also reaches whoever deployed it. For indoor use, the stream is the better choice.

For security professionals who move between indoor and outdoor environments on a patrol, the stream offers more versatility across conditions. For a larger capacity fogger for outdoor crowd control applications, the Wildfire 1 lb crowd control fogger provides 75 bursts at the same 20-foot range.

Is this the same formula as other Wildfire pepper sprays?

Yes — the 1.4% Major Capsaicinoids, 10% OC, 2,000,000 SHU formula is consistent across all Wildfire canister sizes from ½ oz keychain to 1 lb crowd control. The size determines capacity and range; the formula is the same. This 4 oz version provides 18–20 bursts at 13–15 feet — more capacity and range than the 2 oz personal carry size, and more portable than the 1 lb crowd control unit. For buyers comparing Wildfire sizes, the 4 oz is the utility size: large enough for sustained use, compact enough for belt carry with the optional holster.

What is the difference between pepper spray stream and fogger?

A stream pattern shoots a concentrated line of liquid that travels in a direct path to the target — accurate at range, wind-resistant, and precise enough to aim at a specific attacker in a crowd without affecting bystanders. It's the safer choice indoors, since the spray goes where you aim it rather than filling the surrounding air. A fogger atomizes the formula into fine droplets that disperse into a wider mist — effective for covering a large area outdoors without precise aim, but more susceptible to wind, and not the right choice in an enclosed indoor space since the cloud doesn't stay confined to the target. Security professionals who work both indoors and outdoors often prefer stream for that flexibility.