Be familiar knowledge of Mark 1 Nerve Agent K
Thu Oct 12, 2023 8:58 am
In prepping one must learn things one may or may not use.
Most that have a military background are very familiar with this “kit”
The Mark 1 Nerve Agent Kit comes with 2 auto injectors.
These are Pre-filled syringes with auto injecting needles to deliver that medication.
The purpose or should I say exposure of this basic survival kit is a fundamental training done in the military and with modern current events one should be aware and knowledgeable with some background as to Their use.
Do know these are said to be within one hour of 90-95% in moderate to large US population areas.
Their use and distribution would be via CDC (aka your local hospital/fire and/or law enforcement personnel. There are pre planned containers of these for small/medium exposures and will vary depending on what and where things are happening.
If you are ever given one.
This is how and why it’s used.
Did I mention these were designed for use in the military. So if you do any research. It’s quite basic. 1 and 2. Grab or pull 1 and press against thigh and then grab #2 pull out and press against thigh.
Please note: These cannot be purchased for your bugout bag (legally).
And if you ever see these in civilian use… they will most likely be individual (not in this 2 syringe package). They are packed in cases of each and distributed by some medically trained personnel. But with everything stress and their training may be limited for emergency training.
This is a site that covers a bit more on injection
HTTPS://chemm.hhs.gov/antidote_nerveagents.htm
Most that have a military background are very familiar with this “kit”
The Mark 1 Nerve Agent Kit comes with 2 auto injectors.
These are Pre-filled syringes with auto injecting needles to deliver that medication.
The purpose or should I say exposure of this basic survival kit is a fundamental training done in the military and with modern current events one should be aware and knowledgeable with some background as to Their use.
Do know these are said to be within one hour of 90-95% in moderate to large US population areas.
Their use and distribution would be via CDC (aka your local hospital/fire and/or law enforcement personnel. There are pre planned containers of these for small/medium exposures and will vary depending on what and where things are happening.
If you are ever given one.
This is how and why it’s used.
Did I mention these were designed for use in the military. So if you do any research. It’s quite basic. 1 and 2. Grab or pull 1 and press against thigh and then grab #2 pull out and press against thigh.
Please note: These cannot be purchased for your bugout bag (legally).
And if you ever see these in civilian use… they will most likely be individual (not in this 2 syringe package). They are packed in cases of each and distributed by some medically trained personnel. But with everything stress and their training may be limited for emergency training.
This is a site that covers a bit more on injection
HTTPS://chemm.hhs.gov/antidote_nerveagents.htm