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Just an update to the body bag threads. Update first post
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Op.....why anti-biotic body bags? Why are these normally used?? Sorry if this is a stupid question....
Quoting: Anomalie They're actually very common. Usually used when a corpse may have been exposed to a virus. In specific products, it can also assist in preventing rapid decomposition if the body needs to be examined. Usually in tandem with "cool bags," that help regulate the temperature inside until it can be stored properly. Very similar to the bags you can buy at the store to help keep food cold.
Would these type of bags be used for someone exposed to a lethal dose of radiation? Or is something different used for that?
BTW OP....thank you for answering my questions and I read the other thread before about body bags and I do believe you...Viral, possibly. In general, if you want maximum sanitation, regardless of cause of death, these are the best products on the market right now. Radiation, as you mentioned, is another possibility, but typically they have lead impregnated material for severe radiation, and usually they are not burn-friendly (that I've seen. I contract with one, specific company. There could be products out there I'm not aware of, though I try to keep current.)
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