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| − | Rad-X is an anti-radiation chemical that can significantly reduce the danger of irradiated areas. When combined with an advanced radiation suit, Rad-X can -even at moderate medical skill levels- create near-immunity to radiation. |
+ | Rad-X is an anti-radiation chemical that can significantly reduce the danger of irradiated areas. When combined with an advanced radiation suit, Rad-X can -even at moderate medical skill levels- create near-immunity to radiation. |
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Rad-X is a chem in Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas and Fallout Tactics.
Rad-X
Rad-X is an anti-radiation chemical that can significantly reduce the danger of irradiated areas. When combined with an advanced radiation suit, Rad-X can -even at moderate medical skill levels- create near-immunity to radiation.