In this report Greg Reese of Infowars.com reveals a lethal drug that is included in Abbott's BinaxNOW COVID-19 Home Test Kit that has a history of killing people even in small doses.
The instructions for the test kit warn that this is a "hazardous" ingredient that is not to be touched, but that warning does not state that it could cause death or organ failures.
Greg produced this report as a warning for those who travel and may be rushed to take this test, which is authorized to be used with children as young as 2-years-old, but since he published this a few days ago, the Biden Administration has since stated that they are invoking the Defense Protection Act to spend $3 BILLION to purchase and make available a half billion of these COVID home testing kits for all Americans.
Why would they include such a dangerous drug in these home test kits? One obvious reason is that these test kits are NOT approved by the FDA, but only given emergency use authorization (EUA), so the manufacturer is not responsible for any "accidents" that might happen causing organ failure or death.
Original video here: https://banned.video/watch?id=61c33fad5ba039303b972710
Full article for commenting: https://healthimpactnews.com/2021/popular-covid-home-test-kit-contains-lethal-drug-that-is-fatal/
Health Implications of Sodium Azide Exposure
In addition to causing harm during an explosion, people who are exposed to sodium azide in other ways can suffer some nasty symptoms. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), being exposed a small amount of the compound by breathing it in, absorbing it through the skin, or ingesting it can lead to the following:
Cough
Dizziness
Headache
Skin burns and blisters
Rapid heartbeat
Rapid breathing
Nausea and vomiting
Being exposed to larger amounts of Sodium Azide can cause even more serious problems:
Convulsions
Lung injuries
Loss of consciousness
Respiratory failure
Sodium azide is a dangerous chemical and, in turn, must be handled and treated with caution. It’s important that you educate yourself and know as much about certain chemicals as you can prior to dealing with them.
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