MIRA SAFETY Suit Disposable Protective Coverall with Hood and Elastic Cuff Size (YS)

If you're not prepping what are you doing?

Comes in a vacuum sealed plastic bag, great to have in the car for emergencies. Obviously the best use is for fallout. I'm not sure what else might be the problem you'd right into. But this needs to be coupled with booties and gloves and gas mask. Pro tip, you get this on your child asap and be stern and strict with them, get to a building (you have 15 minutes or less). You bag the hazmat suit in a sealed (or close to it) plastic bag and put that bag in an area that you don't need to enter or use at all, and don't go in there. Get into the basement or into the center of the building far away from windows. You wash yourselves off and change clothes immediately. If you have to strip down, you do it. Thoroughly clean open cuts if any. That's the worst risk for fallout entering the body. Take your iodine pills twice a day to be safe. Keep people at a distance. Don't share drinks.If you are at home with the hazmat and you need to venture out for extreme emergencies, follow the same procedure to get clean and protected. Otherwise, keep windows and vents sealed and don't go outside.

I'm by no means an expert on this subject, but this suit seems very well made. It's really light, but also tough. there's no bad seams or imperfections in the material, and it folds away nicely to be put up for safe keeping. It fits VERY snuggly, and forms a really tight seal. I was very impressed with it indeed

So, one of the things you’ll probably first notice about these suits is the price. Why is this more expensive than the white suits I can buy at the hardware store? First, this suit is not what you’d use for putting up drywall or cleaning vents. This suit is designed to protect you when the risk is high. Mira Safety suits are designed to offer superior protection from environmental contamination. The material is much thicker than the standard white suits, helping to prevent a breech. If you are into being prepared for an unlikely but possible disaster, this is the this is the type of suit I’d want. The cuffs and hood are also elastic, for better sealing and protection. Ships in a vacuum-sealed bag.

after all, you aren't buying this to paint the garage or sand your deck... you are buying this to ward off chemicals, hazardous materials, fallout, or any other disaster scenario bad stuff.These are THICK... not painter's Tyvek. They come vacuum sealed for easy storage and protection until the sirens start to blare. Grab your KI and put you kid in this to protect them!Very high quality and WORTH IT.

This MIRA safety suit is great quality, and is a must have, just in case. The elastic around the cuffs is great. The zippers worked well and didn’t stick, plus the zippers also had a velcro cover. The hood integrated into the suit makes it so the hood doesn’t get forgotten or lost. I think this suit will sadly, come in handy in the coming difficult time. The sizing was spot on of the child I got it for. I really like the quality of this suit and will buy adult sizes when they are available. I recommend this product.

Packaged in a vacuum-sealed plastic bag, these hazmat suits offer potential protection in various emergency situations. Living in Southern California, where wildfires are common and there's a possibility of hazardous materials transportation, having a hazmat suit can provide added peace of mind. While the need for such suits may seem unlikely or extreme, it's worth considering the potential risks that have occurred in other areas. Investing in a hazmat suit for kids could be a prudent step towards preparedness. Please note that it's essential to educate yourself on proper usage and consult local authorities for specific guidelines. Stay safe and be prepared!

Our kid has been asking for a hazmat suit since he's really into playing with lab science kits and mixing chemicals. I don't know why he has a fascination with hazmat suits, but now his dream comes true! This comes in a vacuum sealed bag, so it is good to stow away for WW3. But I think he's going to wear it for Halloween - this also makes a fun costume.