RDS - Emergency RadDecon Kit

For the first time, using one easy Emergency RadDecon Kit, you can safely, quickly, and significantly remove radioactive material from yourself and from other surfaces.

Decontaminate yourself, your family, and your important possessions in the event of a radiation emergency.

The Emergency RadDecon Kit is the world`s most effective and safest solution for radiation decontamination of radioactive surfaces including human skin. This kit was developed by a combination of nuclear pharmacists, nuclear chemists, radiation experts and NASA consultants with many years of experience in the nuclear and medical device industry. The goal was to develop a formula that would safely and significantly remove radioactive material from human skin and on other surfaces in the event of a nuclear event.

Until our scientists developed the Emergency RadDecon Kit, there was no scientific or high-tech way of performing radiation decontamination on all radioactive elements. Our Kit provides a cost effective method of preparing for and combating any type of nuclear disaster including a terrorist "dirty bomb" attack, an accident at a nuclear power plant, or a nuclear weapon detonation. Our patent-pending solutions are revolutionizing the nuclear industry. RDS products have been shown in laboratory testing and in real world applications to significantly and safely remove radioactive material. The products perform to levels that scientists refer to as "high decontamination factors". This means that, in many cases, almost all of the radioactive material can be removed using our products.

Our products are currently in use to remove radioactive material in many nuclear power plants, in nuclear waste facilities and in hospitals with nuclear medicine departments throughout the United States and abroad. Please see our website at www.RadDecon.com or call us at 813-854-5100 for more information.

OUR PRODUCTS ARE NOT RADIOACTIVE BEFORE USE. Our liquid solutions should NOT be used on open wounds and should NOT be ingested.

1. Our proprietary and patent-pending Quick Decon Mass Effect solutions for Radiation Decontamination. These water-based liquids come in convenient-to-use Color-Coded 32 oz. bottles with accompanying trigger sprayers (2). One Qt. For Transition Metals (BLUE LABEL) such as Cobalt, Cesium, Strontium and Thallium and one Qt. For Actinides (YELLOW LABEL) such as Uranium, Plutonium, Technetium and Radium. Our solutions are made from cosmetic-grade, FDA-approved materials and are not radioactive before use. (See Instructions for Use)
2. Extra empty plastic bottle for filling with regular water for final wash down and rinse (with accompanying trigger sprayer).
3. Synthetic gloves for use during decontamination process (3 pair).
4. Specialized Rad-Wipes (45 per package).
5. Rad-Waste Trash Bags (2).
6. Caution Labels (4) (Radioactive Material) for use with Trash Bags.
7. Instructions for Use conveniently displayed on inside lid of case.
8. MSDS Data Sheets (in manual, one for Each Solution - Color Coded) more information
9. A convenient and sturdy hard-plastic carrying case easily identifiable as an Emergency RadDecon Kit by its yellow and purple color scheme.
10. A complete Instruction and Information Manual. PLEASE REVIEW ALL ENCLOSED MATERIALS CAREFULLY BEFORE USING OUR PRODUCTS.

1. Our proprietary and patent-pending Quick Decon Mass Effect solutions for Radiation Decontamination. These water-based liquids come in convenient-to-use Color-Coded 8oz-32 oz. bottles with accompanying trigger sprayers (3). One Qt. For Transition Metals (BLUE LABEL) such as Cobalt, Cesium, Strontium and Thallium, one Qt. For Actinides (YELLOW LABEL) such as Uranium, Plutonium, Technetium and Radium, and one Qt. For Halogens (RED LABEL)such a Iodine, Fluorine, and Chlorine. Our solutions are made from cosmetic-grade, FDA-approved materials and are not radioactive before use. (See Instructions for Use on each bottle’s label)
2. Specialized Rad-Wipes (45 per package).
3. Caution Labels (4) (Radioactive Material) for use with Trash Bags.
4. A chart showing which elements we consider members of Halogens, Transition Metals, and Actinides.