Yes! The LapDraw holster includes Guard Dog pepper spray in a canister designed to fit perfectly in the seat belt holster.

No. The LapDraw seat belt holster is designed specifically for the included pepper spray product, which features finger grooves and a protective flip top for better safety and handling while in your car. More pepper spray is always better, however, so put your old pepper spray in another smart place.

Yes, you can leave the LapDraw holster installed on your seat belt, and you really should! Just make sure to follow the installation instructions for proper placement. Pepper spray can be affected by extreme temperatures, just like any aerosol product, so temperatures above 120F and
below 10F should be avoided.

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The LapDraw holster should sit snugly on your seat belt and not slide along it. The holster is made to accommodate thicker seat belts, so if it fits loosely on your seat belt, use the sticker “shim” found in your user guide and place it along the floor of the base plate to create more compression against your seat belt. If it is still too loose, simply add a piece of masking or painter’s tape to the base plate. A Post-It note will
work as well. Please watch our video to watch how this is done.

Simply put, shipping pepper spray by air is not allowed. It must be sent via ground transport with proper marking, labeling, and packaging according to its hazard class. For this reason, all orders will be shipped via USPS Ground Advantage.

The LapDraw seat belt pepper spray holster ships with pepper spray. As such, the same e-commerce laws that apply to pepper spray also apply to the sale of LapDraw. If pepper spray is restricted in a state, it cannot be shipped there. We can only ship pepper spray to the continental U.S., and we are unable to ship to AK, HI, MA, NY and DC.

Pepper spray laws apply for e-commerce sales. If pepper spray is restricted in a state, it cannot be shipped there. We are unable to ship pepper spray to AK, HI, MA, NY or DC.

Pepper spray manufacturers recommend replacing your pepper spray every four years. Extreme temperatures can adversely affect the life span of the pepper spray, so be sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions and guidance, and be prepared to replace your pepper spray annually. LapDraw sells replacement pepper spray units. If you ever must use your pepper spray, it should be replaced. Never assume there is enough left if you have used it to defend yourself.

Guard Dog Security will replace any of their pepper spray products in the event of use for free and for life. After purchase, sign up for free at GuardDog-Security.com/P4L.

Rules vary by campus. Many schools restrict or ban weapons (including pepper spray) even if they’re legal in the state. Always check with your school’s campus safety office before bringing any self-defense items.

In most states, pepper spray is legal for personal use without a permit. However, some states have restrictions on size, strength, or age requirements. Always verify local laws before carrying.

It is generally legal to carry pepper spray for personal protection in all 50 states as long as the user is over the age of 18 and has not been convicted of a felony or an assault. Some states and local laws have specific regulations and restrictions. Consult your state and local laws to ensure you remain compliant.

Even accidental violations can result in confiscation, fines, or legal trouble. Ignorance of the law is not always a valid defense, so it’s important to research the rules in any area you’re traveling to or through.