RADTriage Card
Dosimeter
The
RADTriage is a US Military Grade Dosimeter that instantly detects radiation exposure in the
event of a nuclear strike, dirty bomb, or a radiation leak from that
nearby nuclear plant. This Wallet Sized card is "always on" and
will never need to be calibrated and never needs batteries!
RADTriage, a SIRAD®
(Self-indicating Instant Radiation Alert Dosimeters) monitors radiation
exposure from 10 – 10,000 mSv in the event of a radiological event to minimize
panic and worry. Acute dose SIRAD are user-friendly, light weight (~2g),
robust, unaffected by normal ambient conditions, affordable, stockpileable for
ten years, tamper resistant / evident, designed to be carried 24/7 and require
no batteries, calibration or maintenance. When exposed to radiation, the
sensing strip of SIRAD develops blue color instantly and the color intensifies
as the dose increases. Radiation exposure can be estimated simply by matching
the colors of the sensing strip(s) with the adjacent color reference bars. Thus
it provides the wearer and medical personnel instantaneous information on
cumulative radiation exposure of the victim.
RADTriage has an indicator
called FIT for monitoring false positives or negatives. It signals abnormal use which also indicates
when to replace it. The technology is recipient of several awards and
recognitions (R&D-100, Frost & Sullivan and Edison Patent awards) and
featured on ABC, BBC and FOX news. SIRAD is a field tested and proven
technology. It was independently field tested during the Iraq war, by US
Department of Homeland Security with 800 first responders and recently by the
Government of Israel Ministry of Defense and by citizens of Japan during the
Fukushima nuclear power plant accident. Nearly 400,000 SIRAD were sold in
Japan within six months of the Fukushima incident.
Shelf
Life up to 10 Years!
Field
Tested by the Dept. of Homeland Security
US
Military Grade
Fits
in your Wallet
Discreet
and Affordable
No
Calibration or Batteries Needed!
Made
in the USA
RADTriage Card Instructions

RADTriage Card Information Document