Using high voltage to stop an attacker instantaneously, a personal stun gun protection device emits electrical shocks to immobilize the would-be assailant. The voltage causes the attacker's muscles to spasm uncontrollably and rapidly, as well as disorienting the attacker for a moment. In that moment, you can get away and make it to safety. However, because the amperage of a stun gun device is relatively low, the initial shock carries with it no risk of permanent injury. Carrying a stun gun device allows you to buy yourself a crucial moment in the event of an attack, and they're safe for you to use in virtually any situation. Even if your attacker is holding you or if you're standing in water, the stun gun's charge will affect your attacker and your attacker alone.
