About SafeHeit
SafeHeit is an independent publication about emergency preparedness. It turns official guidance into plain instructions, and it builds small tools around published data.
How we work
Official sources first
Safety guidance comes from agencies such as Ready.gov, FEMA, CDC, FDA, EPA and the NRC. Our nuclear guides link each claim to its source, so you can read the original.
No hands-on testing
We do not test the products we write about. Gear comparisons use manufacturer specifications and other published information, and they say so at the top of the article.
No expert sign-off
Our guides are not written or reviewed by doctors, emergency managers or radiation specialists. They summarize what official sources publish. For a decision about your health, ask a healthcare provider.
Affiliate links are disclosed
Some links earn us a commission if you buy, at no extra cost to you. Articles with these links say so, and the links are marked as sponsored for search engines.
What SafeHeit is not
SafeHeit is not an emergency service, a government agency or a source of medical advice, and no agency endorses it. In a real emergency, follow local officials and official broadcasts, not this site.
Older articles were written earlier and are being corrected. The date at the top of each article shows when it last changed.
Original data
Our US nuclear plant list combines NRC records with OpenStreetMap locations. The dataset and the method used to build it are free to download under the Open Database License.
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