A heavy-duty chemical defense spray designed for the violent reality of Tier 1-2 street life, where attackers may be chemically numbed, heavily augmented, or simply too desperate to be deterred by pain. The CS-6 fires a pressurized stream of Carrion's proprietary Compound 6 — a synthetic irritant combined with a contact adhesive that bonds to skin and continues to burn for up to thirty minutes. The compound cannot be wiped off and is resistant to water, requiring a specific chemical neutralizer to remove.

Carrion makes no attempt to market the CS-6 as a gentle deterrent. The packaging is industrial black with hazard-yellow warning stripes, and the instructions explicitly state that the compound causes second-degree chemical burns on prolonged skin contact. The canister is built to withstand being dropped, stepped on, or submerged, because Carrion's target demographic lives in environments where equipment takes abuse.

The CS-6 occupies a legal gray area — its effects technically exceed the threshold for 'non-lethal' classification, but GLMZ's self-defense statutes permit 'reasonable force proportional to perceived threat,' and in Tier 1-2, the perceived threat is usually severe enough to justify aggressive chemical deterrents. Law enforcement periodically moves to restrict the CS-6, and Carrion periodically lobbies to prevent it.