Wildfire 1.4% MC Pepper Spray Fogger – 4 oz, 9 oz Fire Master, 16 oz Fire Master & Pistol Grip, Stream & Fog Patterns, 2M SHU, UV Dye, 13-20 Ft Range

When You Need More Coverage, More Range, More Confidence The Wildfire fogger line is built for situations where a small keychain canister isn’t the right tool. Property owners who want something at the door. Security personnel who may face more than one person. Outdoor workers in remote areas. The fogger pattern disperses a cloud of formula rather than a focused stream, which means it covers a wider area with less precision required — a real advantage when your hands might not be perfectly steady. All four sizes use the same Wildfire 1.4% MC formula: 10% oleoresin capsicum derived from 2,000,000 Scoville Heat Units of raw pepper. That formula causes mucous membrane swelling, restricted breathing, and forced eye closure. Effects can last up to 45 minutes with no permanent damage. The UV dye marks the subject for later identification. Who This Pepper Spray Is For The 4 oz canister works for someone who wants more capacity than a pocket spray but still wants to carry it on a belt or in a bag. It’s a reasonable choice for hikers, cyclists, and people who spend time in areas where a 6-foot range isn’t enough. The 9 oz and 16 oz Fire Master units step up to a different use case: facility protection, vehicle carry, home defense, or security applications where the goal is rapid wide-area coverage rather than discreet personal carry. The 16 oz Pistol Grip model adds an ergonomic handle for situations where steady aim under pressure matters. For dealers and resellers, this line gives you a tiered offering at multiple price points — all backed by the same formula and the Wildfire brand reputation. Is This the Right Choice for You? Choose the Wildfire Fogger if you want: Extended range (up to 20 feet) over standard personal carry sprays Wide-area fogger coverage for multi-threat or less precise deployment Scalable capacity from 4 oz everyday carry to 16 oz facility defense The highest MC potency available in the market Consider something else if you need: A discreet pocket or keychain unit — this line runs larger than typical personal carry A stream pattern for outdoor windy conditions where fog could affect the user How It Actually Works The flip-top actuator on the 4 oz model protects against accidental discharge while allowing fast one-motion deployment. Larger units use a locking actuator or pull-pin safety depending on the model. The fogger pattern produces a fine mist that disperses across a wider cone than a stream — useful when you’re not in a position to aim precisely, and effective when you’re dealing with more than one person in front of you. Range varies by canister size. The 4 oz delivers 13-15 feet. The larger Fire Master units extend to 20 feet. That’s a meaningful advantage over most personal carry sprays, which typically max out at 8-12 feet. More distance means more time and space between you and a threat before the formula makes contact. The UV dye is present in all sizes. It doesn’t affect the formula’s performance — it simply marks anyone it contacts under ultraviolet light for identification purposes after an incident. Quick Comparison: How Does the Wildfire Fogger Stack Up? Feature Wildfire Fogger Stream Pepper Spray Pepper Gel Personal Alarm Major Capsaicinoids 1.4% ✓ Varies Varies N/A Coverage Area Wide fog ✓ Focused stream Targeted gel N/A Range Up to 20 ft ✓ 6-12 ft typical Up to 18 ft No range Wind Sensitivity Higher (fog pattern) Moderate Low ✓ N/A Available Sizes 4 oz – 16 oz ✓ ½ oz – 4 oz typical ½ oz – 4 oz typical N/A Best For Property defense, facility use, extended range Everyday outdoor carry Indoor use, wind conditions No-contact deterrence Practical Details Available in four configurations: 4 oz (5⅞” x 1½”, 0.41 lbs, 18-20 bursts, 13-15 ft range), 9 oz Fire Master (8¾” x 2″, 0.93 lbs, 38 bursts, 20 ft range), 16 oz Fire Master (9½” x 2½”, 1.51 lbs, 75 bursts, 20 ft range), and 16 oz Pistol Grip (9¼” x 2½”, 1.68 lbs, 75 bursts, 20 ft range). All units include UV identifying dye. Safety varies by size: 4 oz uses locking actuator; larger units include pull-pin and safety clip. Formula: 1.4% Major Capsaicinoids, 10% OC, 2,000,000 SHU. Manufactured by Safety Technology under the Wildfire brand. Check local regulations before purchasing. When the situation calls for more range, more coverage, and more stopping formula than a pocket spray can deliver, the Wildfire fogger line is the practical step up. Frequently Asked Questions Is a fogger pattern a problem if you’re indoors? It can be. Fogger patterns disperse widely, which means the formula can affect a larger area than intended in a confined space — including the person deploying it. Foggers are most practical for outdoor use or large open indoor spaces. If your primary concern is indoor home defense or situations in enclosed areas, a stream or gel pattern would be a better fit. For outdoor property defense, vehicle carry, or open environments, the fogger’s wide coverage is an advantage. What’s the difference between the Fire Master and the Pistol Grip models? Both the Fire Master and Pistol Grip hold 16 oz of formula and deliver it at 20 feet with 75 one-second bursts. The difference is the handle. The Pistol Grip model has an ergonomic handle that makes the larger canister easier to hold and aim steadily — particularly relevant for people who anticipate using a larger unit under stress. If you’re deploying a 16 oz can, having a grip designed for it is a practical advantage over holding a straight canister. Why does Major Capsaicinoid percentage matter more than OC percentage? Oleoresin capsicum (OC) percentage measures the volume of pepper extract in the formula. But not all pepper extract is equally potent — the active compounds that cause the physiological response are called Major Capsaicinoids. A spray with high OC percentage but low-quality pepper will have fewer active compounds than one with lower OC but higher-quality, more potent pepper. Wildfire’s 1.4% MC means 1.4% of the total formula is composed of those active compounds. That’s a high number — most commercial sprays don’t publish their MC content, or it’s significantly lower. How long do the effects last, and is there permanent damage? Effects from Wildfire’s formula — restricted breathing, mucous membrane swelling, forced eye closure — typically last up to 45 minutes. They are painful and temporarily incapacitating, which is the point. There is no permanent damage from properly formulated OC pepper spray. The person will recover fully. The UV dye that marks them, however, persists under ultraviolet light and can assist law enforcement in identifying them after an incident.