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The SOS Synthetic Opioid Safety Kit provides PPE and rapid decontamination tools for patrol officers and responders who may encounter fentanyl or other synthetic opioids in the field.
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The SOS Synthetic Opioid Safety Kit is built for patrol officers and first responders who face the risk of fentanyl or synthetic opioid exposure during routine field operations.
The kit combines personal protective equipment with rapid decontamination tools, giving officers a way to respond quickly if accidental contact with a hazardous substance occurs.
Designed as a FarrWest custom kit, the SOS Kit is intended to be a practical, ready-to-deploy safety solution for law enforcement and hazmat-adjacent field response.
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The Synthetic Opioid Safety (SOS) Kit by First Line Technology is a purpose-built field kit designed to protect patrol officers, narcotics agents, EMS, and other public safety professionals from accidental exposure to fentanyl and other synthetic opioids. Whether encountered during a traffic stop, overdose call, or drug seizure, the SOS Kit provides the essential gear and guidance to respond safely and effectively.
Each kit includes NIOSH-recommended PPE for moderate exposure risk, along with a Shower Bottle Cap that threads onto standard disposable water bottles—allowing responders to flush away loose powder from the victim before exposure can occur. A Synthetic Opioid Safety Reference Guide is also included, offering step-by-step instructions for proper donning, decontamination, and field application.
The SOS Kit empowers first responders with a fast, effective solution to safely manage synthetic opioid threats—protecting both the victim and the responder in critical, high-stress situations.
Rapid neutralization of trace synthetic opioid exposure
PPE compliant with NIOSH guidance for moderate exposure
Shower Bottle Cap fits most disposable bottles for quick decon
Lightweight and compact—ideal for patrol or tactical carry
Includes printed reference guide with CDC-aligned safety protocols