MIRA Safety

When it comes to radiation exposure, one of the most important considerations is the protection of your thyroid, and with good reason… 

The thyroid gland is a butterfly-shaped organ weighing just 20-60 grams, but it regulates hormones that control practically all of the body’s key metabolic functions including breathing, heart rate, body weight, temperature, muscle strength, and even the central nervous system. 

These are vital functions for survival…, especially during a crisis or major disaster. Unfortunately, the thyroid is also the most sensitive body part when it comes to absorbing radioactive iodine (I-131).

That’s where potassium iodide (Thyrosafe) comes in.

Thyrosafe actively prevents your thyroid gland from absorbing radioactive iodine—effectively blocking one of the most dangerous elements of radioactive exposure during the crucial first days of fallout and radiation.

In the event of exposure, it’s crucial to take potassium iodide (Thyrosafe) as soon as possible (and advised) to avoid radioactive iodine side effects and radiation poisoning.

Key Features of Thyrosafe Tablets:

• Thyrosafe is one of the only FDA approved potassium iodide (KI) supplements available on the market today
• Manufactured under strict guidelines and subjected to rigorous quality testing to ensure reliable function
• Individually sealed, 65 mg doses are marked for easy division and accurate dosing for children and adults
• Cross-scoring allows further division into smaller doses for newborns and infants.
• Tablets allow for simple dosing of children (1 pill) and adults (2 pills)
• Extremely minimal risk of side effects (often stomach discomfort and other mild issues)
• 10-year shelf life for long-lasting reliability
• Manufactured in France in a facility with over 20 years of experience manufacturing potassium iodide tablets

Newborns (birth – 1 month): 16 mg (1/4 65 mg tablet)

Infants (1 month – 3 years): 32 mg (1/2 65 mg tablet)

Children (3–18): 65 mg (1 full tablet)

Adults (18+): 130 mg (2 tablets)

• Breastfeeding women should take the full adult dose of 130 mg.

• Children who weigh 150 pounds or more should take the adult dosage.

• Each dose lasts 24 hours.

• Adults over 40 run the least risk of developing thyroid cancer and are more likely to suffer adverse reactions to potassium iodide, so caution should be exercised.