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Telehealth Startup Amble Health Sells $345 Emergency Kits for Nuclear Disaster Preparedness
Key points
- Amble Health offers a $345 "Oh Sh*T Kit" for nuclear disaster preparedness.
- The kit includes iodine tablets, Prussian blue pills, and anti-nausea medication.
- A prescription is required, obtainable via Amble's telehealth appointments.
- Amble states the kit is primarily for occupational radiation exposure.
New Emergency Kit for Radiological Events
Telehealth startup Amble Health has introduced an emergency kit, priced at $345, designed to help individuals survive nuclear disasters. The product, named the "Oh Sh*T Kit," contains several prescription medications intended to mitigate the effects of radiation exposure.
Kit Contents and Prescription Requirement
The kit includes iodine tablets, Prussian blue pills (for removing radioactive cesium and thallium), and ondansetron (Zofran) for anti-nausea. To purchase the kit, customers must obtain a prescription, which Amble Health facilitates through telehealth appointments with licensed healthcare providers.
Target Audience and Company Rationale
While marketed in the context of nuclear disaster fears, Amble Health clarifies that the kit is "primarily focused" on individuals with occupational radiation exposure. This includes workers in medicine, construction, mining, shipping, agriculture, and power generation. An Amble spokesperson stated the kit provides an "actionable, reliable solution" for peace of mind, addressing a growing patient request for emergency medication availability.
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Amble Health, a telehealth startup, is selling a $345 "Oh Sh*T Kit" containing prescription medications like iodine tablets and Prussian blue pills, marketed for surviving nuclear disasters. The company states the kit is primarily for workers routinely exposed to radiation, though it addresses broader fears of radiological events.