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This is for the protesters. I am a former Nuclear, Biological, Chemical Defense Specialist in the US Marine Corps. Step by step, this is how to stay as safe as possible when exposed to tear gas. I hope this is helpful. EDIT: there is now a captioned video available on YouTube for the deaf and hard of hearing! Stay safe.•

EDIT: HERE ARE SOME FAQ’s!
Q: Does milk help?•
A: NO! Milk is a low level acid and will make the sensation worse/last longer. THE BEST AND FASTEST way to alleviate symptoms is fresh air! Wait a LONG time (hours) before showering. Wash hands with soap at any time.

Q: Will it cause an asthma attack?
A: Tear gas is not specifically designed to trigger an asthma attack, however it is a possibility. Please note: I am NOT a medic nor posturing as one. Follow the protocol you’re familiar with and get to a hospital if you feel an attack coming on. PLEASE talk to your doctor about any/all specific health concerns before putting yourself in an uncertain position.•

Q: How about a mini fan?
A: YES! Great idea. A mini fan will help create airflow, therefore helping the powder dry.•

Q: Leaf blower?
A: Not advisable, especially at close range. The wind is too strong, and too direct. Runs the risk of pushing powder further into the pores. Mini fan for a gentle wind is a good idea.•

Q: Can I wear my contacts?
A: Not advisable. Wear glasses if you have them. If powder gets between your eye and your contact, it could potentially scratch your cornea.•

Q: Should I wear swim goggles?
A: YES! Excellent idea! Thick plastic swim or ski goggles, when worn correctly, could be very effective in protecting your eyes! (Note: powder will collect around the outside. Be careful taking them off.)•

Q: What else can I wear to protect myself?
A: Long sleeves, pants, high socks, closed-toe shoes, scarves, hats, and gloves will do a lot to protect your skin! Cover as much of yourself as you can. It won’t stop all of the powder from reaching your skin, but a barrier will stop some.•

Q: Will it come out of my clothes?
A: YES! Wash them separately from other laundry twice. It will all come out.•

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norwalk93's profile picture
What ever happened to her ? She disappeared after awhile
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aresaudentes's profile picture
It’s wild how we’re dealing with this once again four years later.
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Thank you, friend ! 👏
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Hi @danielleguldin Thanks for this. Can you confirm that liquid antacids mixed with water, one parts equal, are helpful to decontaminate on the field? I saw this on reddit as a guide.
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Thank you, so much
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just wondering, would it be a good idea to jump into the ocean if i’m protesting near a beach?
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Thank you for sharing your invaluable knowledge
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Hi @danielleguldin, thank you so much for this! Can you make this downloadable in your settings? I would love to save and share with folks need this important info but who don’t use IG/meta
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Remember your oath. Against all enemies foreign and DOMESTIC.
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Thank you for sharing this important information. I didn’t know tear gas could do that much harm.
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Can’t believe we have to take all these precautions to protect ourselves from our governments 😔. Effers! Free Palestine!
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