Capsicum OleoresinTopical Capsaicin SprayCapsicum oleoresin is the substance in cayenne peppers (often misspelled cayanne pepper) which makes them burn. This is why this cayenne extract is used in topical capsaicin spray.
What is Capsaicin?Capsaicin is the ingredient in topical capsicum which makes it feel hot to the touch. It is stimulating, warming and irritating to the body. This can be beneficial or detrimental depending on the concentration of capsaicin extract in the product being used.Capsaicin Nasal SprayCapsaicin nose spray is a low dose formulation used to relileve vascular headache pain. It does this by dilating the constricted blood vessels that cause these headaches.
Allergy Buster All Natural Nasal Spray Capsaicin BurnThe concentration in pepper spray is much higher. It causes extreme discomfort, burning and swelling of any body part it comes into contact with.These sprays are usually aimed at an attacker's or suspect's face. Because of this, the hot pepper spray is also inhaled. This causes coughing, gagging and the sensation of choking.* This is sufficiently incapacitating to allow the crime victim to escape or to allow the police to subdue the suspect and make an arrest without further violence. *The vast majority of pepper spray victims recover from this respiratory distress but a small percentage of people on whom the police use this method of restraint die. So far, these deaths have not been directly linked to the use of oleoresin capsicum spray.
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