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Get Your Dirty Bomb Emergency Kit- Quick!

Alert!

Don’t let your guard down. Remember all the noise about how H1N1 was a big deal but then we all lost interest last spring? Maybe our ADHD focus was diverted to the shiny glint of bailouts and healthcare. Well, aren’t we surprised to hear that it never went away! Once again, all we hear about today is H1-this and vaccine-that.

The cynic in me is looking beyond this static. Could it be possible that we are being distracted away from another real-life terror that also never went away? (no, I’m not talking about the TV show “24”)

For only about a couple of Benjamin’s, North Carolina-based nukepills.com is offering up the Dirty Bomb Emergency Kit . They advertise that it is “an effective and safe solution for radiation decontamination of radioactive surfaces including human skin from a dirty bomb, also known as a radiological bomb.  This kit’s Quick Decon Mass Effect Solutions™ were 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 industries”.dirty bomb kit

The Dirty Bomb Emergency Kit™ consists of solutions for radiation decontamination, some personal radiation detectors, gloves, wipes, waste bags, four N95 masks and much, much more.

Each kit comes with its own convenient and sturdy yellow hard-plastic carrying case (easily identifiable as the Dirty Bomb Emergency Kit™ by its yellow and purple label).

I’m always for being prepared, but where does it end?  We already carry a boatload of equipment these days. When I think of all the stuff we have on the rigs now for all the crap we might have to face, I reminisce on the days of old when all we had in our pockets was our gloves. 

Makes me wonder how we’ve survived ‘til now.

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  • Firegeezer

    Correction: “….nothing in our pockets but our gloves..and ChanneLock pliers” :-)

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  • DaGonz

    It’s no wonder that fire trucks get bigger more expensive every year.