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Potassium Iodide Tablets (60 Count) Emergency Radiation Pills
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Potassium Iodide Tablets (60 Count) Emergency Radiation Pills
1-Pack
Regular price
$29.00
Unit price
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Potassium Iodide Tablets (60 Count) Emergency Radiation Pills
MIRA potassium iodide tablets in a 60-count package. KI is for thyroid protection from radioactive iodine, not general radiation protection.
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Choose a pack of MIRA's 60-count potassium iodide tablets for directed thyroid protection from radioactive iodine, following the label and official guidance.
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Frequently asked questions
Find clear answers about this product, from choosing it to putting it to use.
What does potassium iodide do?
KI can reduce the thyroid’s uptake of radioactive iodine. It does not protect the rest of the body or protect against other radioactive materials or external radiation.
When should KI be taken?
Take KI only when public-health or emergency officials, or a healthcare provider, direct its use. Follow the exact product label and instructions for your situation.
Can children use KI?
Only under official or medical direction, using age-appropriate instructions for the exact product. Do not infer a child’s dose from the pack size or split tablets without the applicable directions.
Can KI cause side effects?
Yes. KI can cause stomach upset, allergic reactions and thyroid problems, and incorrect use can be harmful. Consult a healthcare provider about suitability and follow the directed dose.










