Why has nobody designed and marketed an anti-pepper spray? They say milk helps, so take the properties of milk that help, concentrate that, and make it into a spray.
Why has nobody designed and marketed an anti-pepper spray?
Why has nobody designed and marketed an anti-pepper spray? They say milk helps, so take the properties of milk that help, concentrate that, and make it into a spray.
>just weaponize milk
Nice try, Wisconsin
They make bullets and bullet proof vests. What's the difference? It's an arms race!
Yeh they need to get on with anti-bulletproof vest vests.
I'm sure that would be a big hit.
>weaponized milk
Add it to the list
whats wrong with the DNR? they run good ranges
IIRC it's the lactic acid in milk that helps, citric acid can also help with spicy food allegedly.
>Oh frick pepper spray, quick get the anti-pepper spray spray
>Blast self in eyes with acid
So make it as mild as necessary.
>IIRC it's the lactic acid in milk that helps
No, you're a moron. Furthermore, your knowledge of chemistry is so bad your bullshit filter isn't kicking in and correcting your broken memory.
Please tell me you don't have children, or vote.
*raughs
>Why has nobody designed and marketed an anti-pepper spray?
Because the stuff in milk helps somewhat, but it's not like a video game where its an instant antidote to the debuff the bad guys put on you.
>so take the properties of milk that help
Casein protein. It's a powder, bodybuilders buy it as a protein supplement. It's commonly available.
So be the first to turn casein into a spray and make a million.
Why would I want to make it less effective? And why do you think it's effective enough to make a product in the first place? You sound like a child discussing something you don't understand.
I don't understand what you are saying. Make what less effective??
>Make what less effective??
Adding liquid to it in order to make it sprayable. As a powder it is already very easy to distribute, and much more effective at absorbing and binding to the Capsaicin in the pepper spray. Making it sprayable would be making it less effective and more complex at the same time.
So people are supposed to rub raw powder into their eyes?
It would be less than ideal for sure, but a lot more effective than a spray.
Why are you talking about this when it's clear you don't understand the underlying chemistry?
I never claimed to. I can still speculate on some ideas though. Surely a chemist can come out with something better than rubbing powder into your eyes.
>I never claimed to
I'm not accusing you of making a claim, I'm accusing you of asking questions without doing even the most basic of research.
> Surely a chemist can come out with something better than rubbing powder into your eyes.
I'm sure. Though the answer is not milk.
Let's back up a bit: why do you think this is even possible in the first place? Describe the mechanism by which it might work. If you can't you might as well be asking why magic isn't real.
You're talking to a 12 year old, probably
Anon, that's the thing. Once capsaicin hits your mucous membranes, the only thing that's going to stop the pain is time. The milk just stops any capsaicin not already absorbed.
*unsheathes bottle of fentanyl*
Psshhh, nothin personell, pain
>*dies*
What makes you think that many people feel any incentive whatsoever to have anti-pepper spray spray handy anon?
Just because you have a use case for something doesn’t mean that it’s common.
>spray casein into eyes
>sick eyeball gains
heh, get mogged dyel eyelets
What would the target market of this be? moron leftist protestors and/or rapists?
Capitalism doesn't care.
Seriously. We have these "hunting" stores where they just openly sell knives to churkas
>They say milk helps
Not really.
Capsaicin is an oil, you know what gets rid of oil? soap. go ahead, soap your eyeballs and wash out all the mucous and tears away with it
Rape with scooba gear
>Why has nobody designed and marketed an anti-pepper spray?
I'm sure I saw a video like this. The product didn't work.
Nothing helps FAST. And milk only helps, doesn't stop the effects 100%. Unless something could equalize the effect of pepper spray in like 2-3 seconds, then it's useless.
Yea its called glasses.
Milk doesn't help with pepper spray, other than inducing tears and waiting for it to be over there isn't a "cure" for pepper spray that isn't basically an old wives tale.
Even if it did, spraying it wouldn't do you any good, you'd need to flush your eyes with milk.
"And rapists, BLM, and Antifa rejoiced."
No need, once you get sprayed enough your eyes building up an immunity. I’d recommend starting off small by putting soap in your eyes, then working up to pepper spray.
real life doses not always work like that -
if you take physiological water and concentrate it you would literally rub salt into your wounds...
There literally is an anti pepper spray, I think Sabre makes it. Don't get some off brand because it's probably bullshit. I've heard from 2 cops that it's the only thing that actually works. I've been sprayed and baby soap, milk, dish soap, all that shit doesn't fricking work.
ALREADY EXISTS:
https://www.sabrered.com/blog/antidotes-pepper-spray#:~:text=Use%20SABRE%20Decon%20Cleanse%20and,further%20contamination%20of%20unwanted%20areas.
Mace has something as well:
https://www.amazon.com/Mace-Antidote-Decontamination-Enforcement-Consumers/dp/B073ZJLWYL?psc=1
Because glasses exist.
rioters have, its called maalox
It would be pretty funny if this is some PrepHole prank and the bernie bros burn their eyes out of their sockets
Prevention is better than the cure
https://www.amazon.com/Mace-Antidote-Decontamination-Enforcement-Consumers/dp/B073ZJG456
Milk really doesn’t do much to neutralize the spray. What you want is baby soap and water. Good sprays are oil based and won’t get off your skin without soap
Capsaicin is fat-soluble, so all pepper sprays are oil based.
pepper spray is for pikers.
I remember reading an article complaining that people were carrying oven cleaner in DC after pepper spray was banned.
I would love to spray milk on your face if that's what you want.
I've heard of a regimen called MOFIBA, mineral oil followed immediately by alcohol, and applied to your face or contact areas. So carry baby oil and beer?
That's not in your EDC?
Shouldnt any pair of goggles afford you fine gentlemen the protection needed for surprise lovemaking?
Palmolive dishwasher soap. Use it with water and baby wipes, always kept some in the trunk.
When I got hit with bear spray a couple years ago, the paramedics had me tilt my head back, pour water on my face, then Johnsons baby shampoo pictured. Lathered, rinse repeat numerous times. As counter-intuitive as it seems, they instructed me to open my eyes when I had the soap lathered up. It actually felt good and was a helluva relief. These litle bottles are the ones the paramedics gave me.
When they first attended they asked if I self-treated in any way. I replied in the negative and asked why. They said people seemed to think milk was the answer when it actually doesn't do a thing.