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The subject of this article appears in S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat.

B190 Indraline radioprotectant, included in medkits, issued to nuclear power plant personnel. Used in the Zone instead of the excessively toxic PC1 cystamine hydrochloride, repeated use of which often caused death. Reduces the effects of gamma radiation on live tissue. Best consumed before exposure, as effects are not instant. The effects of the drug are long-lasting.
― In-game description

Radioprotectant is a drug appearing in S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat.

Overview[]

This item gives a significant boost to the user's radiation protection. However, unlike the more common anti-radiation drugs, this item does not purge radiation accumulated by the player. The protection boost means that the player will accumulate far less radiations when exposed to irradiated areas, which means that the player can usually cross through ambient radiations without having to use anti-rads. However, this item does not protect the player against radiation induced by artifacts.

Acquisition[]

It can be bought from Bonesetter, Hermann, Owl and Tremor. On occasions, it can be found on dead stalkers. Some stashes are known to contain radioprotectant.

Trivia[]

  • Radioprotectant is based on the real-life use of indraline (also known as Agent B-190) used by nuclear power plant personnel in Russia.
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