These cartridges are designed for the Taser Bolt, Bolt 2, C2, Pulse, Pulse+, and Pulse 2. They are not compatible with law enforcement-series devices such as the X26P, X2, or TASER 7. If you are unsure which cartridge your device requires, check the model name printed on your Taser device or consult the documentation that came with it.

Taser cartridges have a rated shelf life of 5 years. Store them at room temperature, away from extreme heat or moisture, and they will remain fully functional throughout that period. The operating temperature range is -20°C to +50°C, and the storage temperature range extends from -40°C to +65°C.

A Taser fires two tethered darts from up to 15 feet away using compressed nitrogen, allowing you to stop a threat without physical contact. A traditional stun gun requires direct contact with the attacker to deliver a charge. The 15-foot standoff distance is one of the primary advantages of the Taser platform: it puts meaningful space between you and a threat before any physical engagement occurs.

No. These cartridges are single-use only. Once deployed, the cartridge, tethered wires, probes, and AFID tags cannot be repackaged or reused and must be disposed of properly. This is why carrying a two-pack is recommended: you have an immediate backup available if your first cartridge is used or if you need to fire again.

The Anti-Felon Identification (AFID) system is a Taser-patented feature that releases 20 to 30 small serialized microdot tags every time a cartridge is fired. These tags link the cartridge to the registered device owner, giving law enforcement the ability to identify who deployed the device if it is ever used in connection with a crime. The AFID system promotes responsible ownership and supports accountability without any action required from you as the user.