Most people don't buy one. One goes on her keys. One goes in your bag. One stays by the door with the dog leash.
Add any 3, pay for 2 — and shipping is on us from two items up.

Nothing to unlock, aim or remember. Pull the pin and the siren starts. Push it back in and it stops.
Loud enough that nobody nearby can pretend they didn't hear it. The strobe flashes at the same time, so you're easy to find in the dark.
Charges over USB-C, cable included. When the battery gets low the light flashes three times and it beeps, so you know before you need it.
Black, White, Pink and Blue. Pick 3 and pay for 2 — mix any colours you like.

Pepper spray needs a free hand, a safety catch off, and aim. In the dark, in a panic, with the wind in the wrong direction. Ask anyone who runs at night — almost nobody actually carries it.
This works the other way round. You pull the pin and everyone within half a block turns to look. There is nothing to aim, nothing to unlock, and nothing that can be taken and used against you.
Works even if your hands are shaking
Legal in all 50 states, allowed in a carry-on
Nothing an attacker can turn on you
The garage
Level three, the lights that never got fixed, and the sound of your own footsteps coming back at you. Keys wedged between your fingers, the way everyone learns to do it. Three minutes to the car.
The campus
The library closed at eleven. The shortcut is the one everyone takes and nobody likes. She sends you a text when she gets in, and you keep the phone face up until it comes.
The run
Headphones in one ear, the same route as always, the stretch past the underpass. Pepper spray is at home in a drawer, because carrying it while running never actually worked.
Most people don't buy one. One goes on her keys. One goes in your bag. One stays by the door with the dog leash.
Add any 3, pay for 2 — and shipping is on us from two items up.
Mix any colours.
Then keep it where you can reach it. In a bag, at the bottom, under everything — it's a paperweight.
On your keys, on your belt loop, clipped to a strap: one pull, hands where they are.
Cheap alarms have a habit of dying after a few weeks. If yours stops working within 30 days, send it back and we'll refund you — no need to ship it back in original packaging, no restocking fee.
Specs
It's for you if:
It's not for you if:
Shipping — Free US shipping on 2+ items, $4.95 on a single item. Orders leave within 1–2 business days and delivery typically takes 5–15 business days. You get a tracking number by email.
Returns — 30 days from delivery. Email support@arvonelle.com with your order number to start one.
Up to 130 decibels — about as loud as a jet engine from 100 feet.
Push the pin back in.
No. It charges over USB-C, cable included.
Yes. Small rechargeable gadgets like this are allowed in carry-on bags.
It charges over USB-C and holds a charge for normal carrying. When it gets low, the light flashes three times and it beeps, so you get a warning before it runs out.
Yes. One pull, no buttons, nothing to learn.
Orders leave within 1–2 business days. Delivery typically takes 5–15 business days, and you get a tracking number by email.