Nuclear Anti Radiation Tablets KIO3 170 mg Potassium Iodate

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ASIN: B001QVIOZA
Item model number: KIO3

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Anti-Radiation Tablets this is a new sealed bottle of KIO3 Potassium Iodate anti-radiation tablets. Every bottle consists of 60 tablets 170 mg each. The 170 mg bottles are a lot a great deal more fashionable than the 85 mg pills. They give you far more protection with fewer pills. The date on the bottle is April 2020. This should certainly be in everyone's emergency kit. Don't wait for an emergency to order these, get them when you can, after an event will be too late. The latest news indicates that Nuclear Power plants, more than 100 in our country, are at danger from a terrorist attack. A radiation leak from any one of these plants could be carried downwind for hundreds of miles, potentially poisoning thousands or even millions of people in huge population places. Acquire now and get 60 170mg. tablets of Potassium Iodate (KI03) and defend yourself and your household in the occasion of a feasible catastrophe.

Nuclear Anti Radiation Tablets KIO3 170 mg Potassium Iodate

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These are a little bit chewier than other folks I've attempted, but they're superb with a cheese danish and black coffee.
No, seriously. You want to have these around if you live downwind of a nuclear energy plant situated on a fault line. Just keep'em in your family first help kit. Do not eat'em unless there is a verified nuclear blast or major release of lengthy-half-life radionuclides from a facility, or a "dirty bomb." Familiarize your self with the appropriate dosages for your children and pets Just before you dose them.
Here's advice from that entirely unimpeachable on line supply, Wikipedia: [irony off]
"Potassium iodide is medicinally supplied in 130 mg tablets for emergency purposes.[2] Potassium iodide can also be administered as a "saturated resolution of potassium iodide" (SSKI) which in the U.S.P. generic formulation contains 1000 mg of KI per mL of answer. This represents 333 mg KI and about 250 mg iodide (I -) in a typical adult dose of five drops, assumed to be ' mL.[3] Simply because SSKI is a viscous liquid, it is typically assumed to include 15 drops/milliliter, not 20 drops/milliliter as is normally assumed for water.[four] Thus, each drop of U.S.P. SSKI is assumed to contain about 50 mg iodine as iodide, I -. Therefore, two (2) drops of U.S.P. SSKI remedy is equivalent to 1 130 mg KI tablet (100 mg iodide).
Neither SSKI or KI tablets are employed as nutritional supplements, because the nutritional requirement for iodine is only 150 micrograms or .15 mg of iodide per day."
Through the current frenzy surrounding the alleged melt-down in Japan, a single professional on radiological safety mentioned that there's adequate absorbable iodine in a can of tuna to protect a human from the radioactive iodine you'd be exposed to by a radiation cloud from a nuclear plant challenge.
Hold factors in perspective, people.

This stuff isn't genuine. It's Potassium Iodate (KIO-three), not Potassium Iodide (KI). It's not FDA authorized. In fact, FDA and other medical groups particularly mention that KIO-three need to not be put to use for radiation protection due to the high incidence of side reactions and low effectiveness. Instead, they endorse only iodide (KI). Go the the FDA page (fda.gov) for additional details.