We're a Honolulu-licensed pepper spray dealer under ROH § 41-27. That means every sale comes with the point-of-sale briefing and the signed acknowledgment the law requires — and your records are kept for 5 years like the statute says. Below is everything you need: laws explained, forms to download, attorneys we can refer you to, and how to file your own paperwork.
Licensed dealers only. 0.5 oz canister max. Buyer must be 18+. Point-of-sale safety briefing + signed acknowledgment required, retained 5 years. Unlicensed sale: up to $2,000 fine or 1 year imprisonment per transaction.
Hawaii's previous total ban on stun guns and Tasers was repealed effective January 1, 2022. Civilians 21+ may now legally own electric devices with an HPD-issued permit. SafetyStoreHawaii is Axon's first US Taser dealer.
Hawaii follows a 'duty to retreat' rule in public — retreat if you safely can before using force. Inside your dwelling, no duty to retreat. Non-lethal tools let you create distance and de-escalate without crossing the lethal-force line.
These are the forms, statutes, and verification routes for the products we sell. Free to download, no account required.
ROH § 41-27 — Honolulu requires licensed dealers + point-of-sale acknowledgment.
The full text of the Honolulu pepper spray law. Read this before you buy. Covers licensing, age, canister size, briefing requirements, and penalties.
Required ROH § 41-27.4(c) acknowledgment that you received the safety briefing covering proper use, shelf life, disposal, first aid, and current effectiveness. We sign one of these with every sale.
HRS Act 134 — Hawaii civilians may own electric devices with an HPD-registered permit.
Hawaii repealed its previous total ban on stun guns and Tasers effective January 1, 2022. Civilians 21+ may purchase and possess electric guns with a registered permit. This is the statutory authority.
How to register your Taser or stun gun with the Honolulu Police Department under HRS Act 134. We will not deliver until your permit is on file.
HRS § 703-304 — duty to retreat in public, no duty in your dwelling.
Verification process to unlock our first responder pricing tier.
We are not attorneys. If you've been involved in a self-defense incident, get one on the phone before you talk to anyone else. Here's where to start.
Hawaii State Bar Association
self-defense
Legal Aid Society of Hawaii
general criminal
State of Hawaii Office of the Public Defender
criminal defense
Disclaimer: These referrals are informational. We do not represent or endorse any specific attorney for your matter. Always interview multiple attorneys for a serious case.
Every customer with an account can pull up the acknowledgments, permits, and verifications we have on file for them.
