Spice Up Your Self Defense With the Firepower of Pepper Spray!
The ?heat? or ?hotness? of chili peppers and consequently pepper sprays is measured in Scoville Heat Units (SHU) or the Scoville scale, named after the American chemist Wilbur Scoville The presence of the chemical capsaicin is responsible for this pleasant or unpleasant degree of heat, depending on if you are talking to a hot wings connoisseur or an assailant with pepper spray dripping from his face

357 Mad Dog Hot Sauce Silver Collector's Edition "The World's Hottest Sauce"
Ashley Foods, makers of award-winning sauces and extracts, introduce the latest addition that's sure to win over the fiery souls of super hot sauce aficionados everywhere. 357 Mad Dog Silver Collector's Edition is an all-natural sauce, carefully crafted with 6,000,000 Scoville Pepper Extract, to create blistering heat that hits the 750,000 Scoville Units mark. At 20% hotter than the regular Mad Dog Collector's Edition, this sauce is a must-have addition for heat seekers who want "the world's hottest sauce".

Pain Relief through Capsaicin
All-natural Capsaicin, the active component found in chili peppers was discovered in 1816 by P. A. Buchtholz. In 1878, 62 years later it was proven that Capsaicin was the cause behind the burning sensation we feel when we eat hot pepper. Since then Capsaicin has found a wide variety of applications ranging from Cooking Needs to Weapons to Medical applications. Capsaicin has been added to spice up food for years and is most commonly used in hot sauce for that added kick. Capsaicin is the active ingredient in pepper spray, used by the police and military as a safe but potent non-lethal force weapon.