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1-Pack iOSAT™ potassium iodide U.S.P. 130mg (14 pcs) Expiration date 2030 How many tablets are in each package There are 14 tablets in each package of iOSAT™, which will protect one adult for two weeks. Anyone remaining in a contaminated area for more than two weeks should consider the use of additional iOSAT™ tablets as directed by Public Health Officials. What is the daily dosage required? New FDA guidelines call for the daily administration of one iOSAT tablet (130 mg. of potassium iodide (KI) for adults and children over 18 years old who weigh more than 150 pounds. Children from age 3 to 18 years old who weigh less than 150 pounds should take ½ tablet. Children from age one month to 3 years should take ¼ tablet. And infants less than one month old should take ¼ tablet. If necessary, children too young to take solid food or unable to swallow a tablet can take iOSAT™ dissolved in a liquid (such as chocolate milk) or in a soft food such as applesauce. How long is the shelf life of potassium iodide? iOSAT™ Tablets are FDA approved for 10 years and should be stored unopened in a dry environment at room temperature. Why iOSAT™ Meets all FDA requirements for potassium iodide as a radiation protective, and is labeled and packaged in accordance with US government guidelines. Has demonstrated all quality controls and passed all FDA requirements for purity, quality, safety, and efficacy. Comes full strength (130 mg of potassium iodide per tablet) Contains no potassium iodate or other adulterants. Contains only pure potassium iodide as the active ingredient. iOSAT™ [potassium iodide] is manufactured in the United States under strict FDA “GMP guidelines,” and holds an approved “New Drug Application” (NDA). iOSAT™[potassium iodide] was the first product of its kind (since 1982) and is the only product which can be purchased by local, state and federal governments. Is widely purchased by nuclear utilities. iOSAT™[potassium iodide] offers unit dose packaging for maximum shelf-life and allows for individual tablet distribution without fear of loss of packaging integrity.