Stun Gun for Nurses
Nurses and healthcare workers often move between buildings, parking structures, and shift changes at hours when most people aren’t around. The SAL Stun Gun is a compact, rechargeable option that fits a scrubs pocket or holster clip — built for exactly this kind of daily routine.
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At four inches, the SAL fits in a scrubs pocket without bulk. The built-in 120 dB alarm draws attention if you need it — useful in hallways, garages, or parking lots where calling out isn’t practical. The 120-lumen flashlight handles poorly lit walkways on night shifts.
- 95,000,000-volt, 4.8-milliamp output
- 120 dB alarm + 120-lumen flashlight — three functions, one device
- Rechargeable lithium battery with USB charging, nylon holster included
Price: Original price was: $19.95.$16.95Current price is: $16.95.
Common Questions
Can nurses carry a stun gun at work?
Policies vary by employer and state law. Many hospitals prohibit personal carry items in patient care areas. Check your facility’s policy and local regulations before carrying any device on shift. A stun gun for nurses may be most practical for commutes and parking lot travel rather than on-floor carry.
Is a 4-inch stun gun powerful enough to be useful?
Compact size doesn’t mean reduced output. The SAL delivers 4.8 milliamps — the amperage figure matters more than voltage for understanding a device’s effect. The alarm and flashlight functions also work as deterrents before any contact is needed.
Does it work without charging frequently?
The SAL uses a rechargeable lithium battery. Lithium cells hold a charge well over time, so occasional top-ups via USB are usually enough to keep it ready. It’s worth building it into a weekly routine the same way you’d charge a phone.
Ready to Choose?
If a compact, rechargeable stun gun for nurses fits what you’re looking for, the SAL covers the basics without adding unnecessary bulk to your routine. See it directly or browse the full stun gun category to compare.