POTASSIUM IODIDE
What is Potassium Iodide (KI)?
Potassium Iodide Quick Facts
How Does Potassium Iodode (KI) Provide Protection?
FDA Dosage Guidelines (PDF)
When Should I take Potassium Iodide?
RADIATION DETECTORS
Who Needs Radiation Detection Instruments?
What's the Difference Between Alpha, Beta and Gamma Radiation?
What's the Difference Between Roentgen, Rad and Rem Radiation Measurements?
What's the Difference Between Survey Meters, Geiger Counters and Dosimeters?
How Good Are Surplus FEMA Civil Defense Survey Meters, Geiger Counters and Dosimeters?
About the Calibration Process
Kearney Fallout Radiation Meter (KFM)
Kearney Fallout Radiation Meter (KFM) READY TO USE
[30 mR/hr - 43 R/hr range ]
The Kearney Fallout Radiation Meter is a working radiation measuring device made from common household items. Don't let the price fool you, this is a serious device! Accurately measures dose rates from 30 mR/hr (0.03 R/hr) up to 43 R/hr.
Developed by Cresson H. Kearny at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, the KFM has undergone rigorous scientific testing in several laboratories where its accuracy and dependability were confirmed.
Designed to be assembled by a junior high age student, thousands of KFM's have been built worldwide. It also comes with very detailed construction, operating and testing instructions. Also includes a free (non-working) smoke detector to use as a safe radioactive testing source along with color indicating silica gel. And, it does not require a battery. Great science project, too!
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| Nuclear War Survival Skills |
| A seminal work in the area of nuclear preparedness for the general public. Easy to read, this book clearly explains the dangers, as well as practical, easy to implement solutions. Originally pub by Oak Ridge National Lab. 280 pgs. |
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| Radiation Safety in Shelters |
| This FEMA handbook is the best instructional resource for the practical field use of the specific Civil Defense instruments sold on this page in a real world nuclear emergency. |
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