I have a this stuff called Dave's Insanity Sauce. It is insanely hot. You can actually buy a product called Pure Cap which is liquid capsaicin concentrate. It's clear, comes in eye dropper bottle and is 1 million Scoville Units. When handling, habaneros, scotch bonnet, ghost peppers, even lower unit hot peppers, you should wear gloves. The volatile oil can remain on you hands even after washing. I've made the mistake of touching my face, my eyes and worst of all talking a piss, ouch.. To say the least. It burns

English has no word to distinguish between temperature and burn.
Spanish uses "calor" and "brava", but Swahili is excellent. It has "moto" for high temperature and "kali' for fierceness.
Hence "this is a hot, hot curry" becomes "hi ni curry moto na kali".

No thanks, a mild jalapeno is about my limit.

try a chilli sauce made from Caroline Reapers, Makes tabasco sauce look more like table pepper than a real chilli sauce.
C Reapers range from 1.2million to 2.2 million on the Scoville scale.
Habanero from 100,000 to 350,000 Scoville heat units

Am effective antidote is to suck a piece of butter.

Habanero peppers burn going in And going out..just a reminder..