VesperLane™ Red Line Pepper Spray

Do not cross this line10% of profits to 3 organisations fighting for women's safety in IndiaReceipts posted by the 15th of every monthFree delivery across IndiaDo not cross this line10% of profits to 3 organisations fighting for women's safety in IndiaReceipts posted by the 15th of every monthFree delivery across IndiaDo not cross this line10% of profits to 3 organisations fighting for women's safety in IndiaReceipts posted by the 15th of every monthFree delivery across IndiaDo not cross this line10% of profits to 3 organisations fighting for women's safety in IndiaReceipts posted by the 15th of every monthFree delivery across India

VesperLane™ Red Line Pepper Spray

Rs. 599.00 Rs. 899.00

10% of our profits go to 3 organisations fighting for women's safety in India:

Majlis: free lawyers for survivors of sexual and domestic violence
Jagori: crisis helplines and counselling for women in Delhi/NCR
PCVC: medical care and shelter for acid attack and abuse survivors

Donated at the start of every month. Receipts posted publicly on this page by the 15th, first one by 15 Oct 2026. See the receipts

Free delivery Up to 12 ft Priced so every woman can carry one

Our pledge

10% of our profits go to three organisations fighting for women's safety in India.

Every Red Line you buy funds women who are already fighting back: in courtrooms, on crisis helplines and in hospital wards. The 10% is split equally between the three, and every transfer is published on this page.

Majlis · Mumbai

Free lawyers

for survivors of sexual and domestic violence, from the first police complaint to the final court hearing.

Jagori · Delhi/NCR

Crisis helplines

counsellors and emergency support for women facing harassment and violence, plus safety audits that fix dangerous streets.

PCVC · Chennai

Survivor care

medical treatment, shelter and relocation for survivors of burns, acid attacks and severe domestic abuse.

What "profit" means here: what we keep from Red Line sales after paying for the product, packaging, delivery, payment fees and advertising. Every monthly receipt shows that calculation in full, so you can check it.

Free delivery on every pack. We priced Red Line low on purpose, so every woman can carry one.

Why Red Line exists

Do not cross this line.

We were told to be careful. Don't go out late. Share your location. Walk faster. Hold your keys between your fingers. We did all of it. It was never enough, because the problem was never us.

Right now women are on the streets across India saying the same thing: we are done asking to be safe. Red Line is for the moment someone decides your "no" is optional.

You don't freeze. You don't wait for a bystander. You don't hope he changes his mind. You draw the line, and if he crosses it, he regrets it. Up to 12 feet of stream, in your fist, clipped to the bag you already carry.

Who they are

Three organisations. Three fronts of the same fight.

All three are Indian organisations working for women's safety. One stands with survivors in court. One answers the crisis call and fixes the dark streets. One carries survivors through the hardest recovery there is.

Majlis

Majlis Manch

Legal defence and courtroom representation

What they do

Founded by feminist lawyer Flavia Agnes, Majlis runs the Rahat programme: free, dedicated legal representation for survivors of sexual violence and domestic abuse, with an all-women team of trial lawyers and social workers who stay with a woman from the first FIR to cross-examination in court.

What your money pays for

Court filing fees, forensic paperwork, travel to hearings for survivors, and legal retainers for women who cannot afford a lawyer. Most survivors drop their cases because going it alone is too costly and too hostile. This keeps them in the fight.

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Jagori

Public safety audits and crisis intervention

What they do

The Delhi/NCR organisation behind India's Safe Cities audits. Jagori runs crisis helplines and emergency counselling, and works with transport and municipal bodies to fix the dark spots and harassment zones in north Indian cities.

What your money pays for

Crisis helpline operations, field counsellors, emergency support, and neighbourhood youth workshops in resettlement colonies and low-income settlements where women face the most harassment with the least support.

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PCVC

Survivor care, shelter and advocacy

What they do

The International Foundation for Crime Prevention and Victim Care handles the hardest end of gender-based violence: crisis management, medical rehabilitation, emergency shelter and legal advocacy for survivors of burns, acid attacks and severe domestic abuse. They also run the Dhwani domestic violence helpline.

What your money pays for

Immediate medical treatment, reconstructive care, safe-house stays, and emergency relocation for survivors escaping dangerous homes. Long recoveries that rarely get corporate CSR money.

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All three organisations are named and shown here with their permission. We are not affiliated with them beyond this donation.

Radical transparency

Don't trust us. Check the receipts.

You buy

Every Red Line sale adds to the month's pool. At month end we close the books on Red Line: sales in, costs out, profit calculated.

We transfer on the 1st

At the start of every month we donate 10% of the previous month's Red Line profit, split equally between Majlis, Jagori and PCVC.

Receipts by the 15th

By the 15th of every month, the donation receipts are posted publicly here on this page and across our website. Every month. No exceptions.

First receipt: by 15 October 2026Then by the 15th of every month after that.

Public receipts

The receipts ledger

Every donation from Red Line, with the profit it was calculated on, and the receipt from the organisation. Updated by the 15th of every month.

Month of salesOrganisationProfitDonatedReceipt

Month of salesSeptember 2026 OrganisationMajlis · Jagori · PCVC ProfitCalculating Donated10% of profit ReceiptDue by 15 Oct 2026

Straight answers

Is pepper spray legal to carry in India?

Yes. Pepper spray is legal to buy and carry in India for self-defence. Indian law gives you the right to defend yourself. Use it when someone threatens you, never as a prank or to attack first.

How do I use it?

Unlock the cap, hold the can upright in your fist with the nozzle facing away from you, aim at his eyes and press the top of the cap with your thumb. Spray in short bursts, then move. Test once outdoors, away from people, so your hand knows the motion.

How far does it reach and how many sprays do I get?

Up to 12 feet, and about 40 short bursts from the 35 g can.

Can I carry it on a flight?

No. Pepper spray is not allowed in cabin baggage or checked luggage on flights. Metro and building security may also ask you to leave it.

Is delivery really free?

Yes, on every pack, anywhere we deliver in India. Aerosols travel by surface courier, so delivery can take a few days longer than usual.

What happens to the 10% if I cancel or return?

A cancelled or returned order earns nothing, so it adds nothing to the profit. Every receipt in the ledger shows the sales, costs and profit it was calculated on, so you can check the maths yourself.

Who decides how the money is used?

The organisations do. They know where it is needed most. We transfer it, and we publish the proof.

For self-defence only. Not for sale to anyone under 18. Keep away from children. Do not spray into the wind or at close range to yourself.

We are done being careful.

We shared our live location. We walked faster. We took the long way round because it was better lit. It was never enough, because the problem was never us. Red Line puts the power back where it belongs: in your fist, on your terms.

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Twelve feet. Your line.

You don't need to be stronger than him. You need distance. That is The Red Line Stream.

🎯 Targeted: a focused forward stream, not a cloud that blows back into your own face
📏 Up to 12 ft: stops him before he is close enough to grab you
🔁 About 40 bursts: short sprays, so one can lasts

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Clip. Unlock. Press.

🔗 01 Clip: hook it onto your bag strap, belt or waistband, where your hand already goes.
🔓 02 Unlock: the safety cap keeps it from firing in your bag until you need it.
✊ 03 Press: can upright in your fist, nozzle facing him, thumb on top. Aim at the eyes, spray in short bursts, then move.

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One can. Three fights funded.

⚖️ Legal defence: Majlis gives survivors free lawyers from the first FIR to the last hearing
📞 Crisis response: Jagori runs helplines, counsellors and safety audits across Delhi/NCR
🩹 Survivor care: PCVC funds treatment, shelter and relocation for survivors of burns, acid attacks and severe abuse

Three Indian organisations fighting for women's safety. 10% of our Red Line profits, split equally, donated at the start of every month. Receipts posted on this page by the 15th.

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