Potassium Iodide Radiation Tablets 130 mg (2 Pack) - (120 Tablets) EXP 10/2032 - Ki Pills Potassium Iodine Tablets for Radiation - Potassium Iodine Pills YODO Naciente, Anti Nuclear Fallout Pills

An essential item in uncertain times globally. Could be a life-saver. I always carry enough tablets for two people.

Bought for a friend in the Wales. Glad he got it.

I haven't had the misfortune to use these yet, I hope I never do. But in light of the world'd political unrest, these are the right dosage and a quality product to have on hand should potential radiation poisoning be likely. A good addition to anyones go-bag.

Pricey for what they are but if Armageddon breaks out they will be essential -and probably unobtainable.

Let’s hope we don’t need them

The product arrived promptly. I haven't used it yet but wanted to have them in the house, just in case. There is a long expiry date on them which really appealed to me.

Remember the sheep farms in Wales where they could not sell the sheep after the Chernobyl disaster in 1986 ! They didnt get the OK for 26 YEARS until 2012 ! A real Nuke will be thousands of times more dangerous. If radiation particles from Chernobyl can get to Wales then fall out from whatever happens in Ukraine will be a real danger for years. Keep one bottle in the house and another in each family car along with a sealed bottle of water. We are nearer to a real nuclear war than ever before.

If your paranoid for the future. This is a good deal. Just take note of dosage.

Did not know that we could buy these have wondered most of my life so when I saw the opportunity I did

Received today the Potassium Iodide Radiation tablets, great. Only, it was 1 bottle with. 60 tablets and not the 2 bottles with 240 tablets. Very peculiar that a small bottle arrived. Made a photo of it and spoke with Amazon. They were very kind and solved this issue very fast. Thank you, Amazon! (but how the heck did I end up with just one bottle and then only 60 tablets?) Still, better than none. Hope never to use (had bought on purpose quite a large amount of those tablets to be able to give to people in our village when ever needed) Bottle goes in safe place and hope never ever getting out of there. (2032 use-by date, so nice far away).

So expensive 144SAR, I found it in another application with 48SAR I need to return it, but there is no option for that.

Misleading about what mg the tablets are

For something you want to keep in an emergency kit, and hope you never have to use, what matters most is shelf life. You don't want to have to replace it frequently, and if you ever did need it you don't want to discover it expired long ago. I bought this because it promised long shelf life in it's product description - and I've gotten others whose expiration was less than a year away. As promised, this one's expiration date is 2035, almost but not quite 10 years, but by far the best I've seen and I really appreciate them being up front about this issue which most manufacturers / sellers hide.