DEFEND YOUR BODY FROM RADIATION.

AN ESSENTIAL IN ANY PREPAREDNESS PLAN.

If there is a "nuclear event" and you're down-wind, you need to take KIO3 (potassium iodate) nuclear anti-radiation tablets before the radioactive plume reaches you.

KIO3 is a thyroid blocker and is used worldwide to help prevent radioactive damage to the thyroid in the event of nuclear incidents.

If you do not have potassium iodate at the time of the event, then it is most likely too late to take a thyroid blocker unless the authorities can reach you with the proper dose during fallout conditions.

If a nuclear bomb detonates or a nuclear power plant is compromised or has a melt-down, then radioactive iodine is usually released into the air and surrounding environment.

Radioactive Iodine (I-131) can destroy the thyroid of humans and animals. Even small amounts of I-131 can cause cancer of the thyroid. By taking KIO3, or nuclear anti-radiation tablets, the thyroid becomes saturated with "good iodine" and cannot absorb the "bad iodine" I-131.

Animals or pets can take KIO3 too.

Take these 170mg tablets only as directed by authorities or if radioactive fallout is imminent. Each factory-sealed bottle has 60 tablets.

Directions:
Use K103 when directed by authorities or exposure to radioactive fallout is imminent. Examples: downwind from a nuclear explosion or reactor leak. Discontinue when authorities announce "all clear" (3 to 15 days).

Daily Dosage:
Adults 12 years and older - 1 tablet daily for 3 to 14 days. If need be... children 3 to 12 years, 1/2 tablet for 3 to 14 days. Children month to 3 years, 1/4 tablet for 1 to 3 days. Newborn to 1 month, 1/8 to 1/4 tablet for 1 to 3 days.

10 year shelf life. Store in a cool, dark and dry location for extended shelf life. Keep out of reach of children.  

Tablets may be crushed and mixed with juice or milk.

WARNING: See your physician before taking KIO3 if you have iodine allergies, dermatitis, vasculitis, thyroid disease or kidney problems.

Plastic Recycling Code: Plastic #2: HDPE