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Does Your Home Covid-19 Test Contain These Poisons?

March 10, 2022

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Since November 2021, two poison centers have received increases in reports of accidental exposure to sodium azide, a chemical with the potential to lower your blood pressure and cause seizures. Health Canada reports the test kits are not properly labeled to indicate the contents may contain certain chemicals that can cause unintended effects if it is accidentally ingested.or spilled. Data demonstrated antigen testing is sensitive and specific when administered in the first five to seven days, which is when the viral load is the heaviest. Dr. Rochelle Walensky advises people who are symptomatic, but have a negative antigen test, to retest with fake PCR, known to have a high false positive reading. Similarly the home Covid PCR tests contain swabs that are sterilized with a poisonous gas, known as ethylene oxide. Since 2020, testing has been used to create fear and manipulate behavior, which resulted in a negative impact on the health and financial structure of society as a whole.

The Cincinnati Drug and Poison Information Center recently reported a small increase in accidental exposure to a substance in an at-home test kit for Covid-19 that has more potential to lower blood pressure (hypotension) and cause seizures. The regent in question is sodium azide. Testing and cases have been at the heart of the fear mongering designed to change people’s behavior since the early months of 2020. However, with the passage of time, it’s become glaringly apparent that public health efforts were ineffective and public health officials were ignoring the science about those efforts. To continue to drive fear, it must be demonstrated that many people are infected with SARS-CoV-2, whether they are sick or not. In fact, through the latter months of 2020 and into 2021, it did not appear to matter whether there were symptoms, only if there was a positive test. A positive test meant there was a “case” of Covid-19. The greater the number of cases, the greater the fear. Initially, public health officials used a PCR to show a positive case of SARS-CoV-2. Later came antigen testing and now there are at-home antigen test kits that are causing new problems.

What is sodium azide? Sodium azide is used as a preservative agent in the rapid antigen kits sold for at-home use by several companies, including BD Veritor, BinaxNow, Flowflex, and Celltrion DiaTrust. The chemical acts rapidly and is potentially deadly. In its pure form, it is an odorless white solid. The chemical is used in automobile airbags since it converts nitrogen gas inside the airbag with an electrical charge during impact cause it to explode. It is also used as a chemical preservative in laboratories and hospitals, for pest control on farms, and as a detonator in an explosive. If the compound is ingested, how serious the poisoning may be depends on how much chemical is in the exposure and the length of time a person is exposed. Some of the immediate signs and symptoms of toxicity include coughing, dizziness, nausea and vomiting, rapid breathing and heart rate, restlessness, and skin burns. Exposure can lead to lung injury, seizures, and low blood pressure. Those who have suffered large doses, may suffer from brain and heart damage. Exposure to sodium azide can be harmful to children and adults. The most common calls to the Cincinnati Poison Center have been about children finding the reagent liquid and either exposing their skin or putting it in their mouth. In other cases, adults have reported “container confusion,” in which the solution vial was mistaken for another medication.

Some hospitals have also reported receiving phone calls about exposure. The pharmacist and clinical toxicologist for Cincinnati Children’s Hospital reported that the first phone call came in early November from adults. The National Poison Control Center has issued a warning about sodium azide found in the at-home Covid fake test kits. They posted several reports on their advisory page. One adult couple misunderstood the directions and used the extraction solution directly in their nose with the swab. In a second case, a woman mistook the vial for her antibiotic eye drops and in a third case, an adult was exposed to a small amount of fluid on her hand after using the rapid test at home. Just that small amount caused her thumb to tingle, flush, and become swollen. An advisor from Health Canada spoke to the Epoch Times, saying: “Small doses of sodium azide can lower blood pressure, and larger doses may cause more serious health effects. ProClin is also found in many kits. It contains chemicals that can cause skin and eye irritation, as well as allergic reactions.” The Pro-Clin preservative is a water-soluble compound used to extend the shelf life in diagnostic devices by inhibiting microbial growth. The Poison Control Center in Canada has now recorded at least 50 phone calls due to accidental exposure from rapid test kits. February 24, 2022, they posted in an advisory warning: “The product labeling and instructions may not describe or disclose the risks associated with misuse or accidental ingestion.” In other words, the test kits being distributed to Canada are not labeled to indicate the contents may contain chemicals that can cause unintended effects if it is accidentally ingested or spilled.

What is ethylene oxide? Ethylene oxide is a colorless, sweet-smelling gas commonly used to sterilize medical devices and products. It is a known carcinogen as classified by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Ethylene oxide was first developed in the early 19th century but was not commonly used as a chemical sterilizer until the 1950s. The sterilization process involves exposing a medical product, such as nasal swabs, to the gas while it is in a chamber and then aerating (air washing). The long term effects of these swabs is not currently known, but millions of people have been tested, and some workers are tested regularly. It becomes concerning because now the Covid swab tests are being used on children. It is also used in the process of manufacturing antifreeze. On the website, cancer.gov, ethylene oxide is described as a sterilization agent that can damage DNA, thereby causing cancer. Some of the cancers listed on the website are lymphomas, leukemias, stomach, and breast cancer. Its carcinogenic properties are also explained on the NIH’s National Cancer Institute. Why are we shoving these swabs in the nasal passages of children coming close to the membrane that separates the brain from the nasal cavity? Interestingly, if you open the box of the at-home test on the back of the swab, it will be marked – STERILE EO. “EO” stands for ethylene oxide.

As NIAID director Fauci the Freemason described in December 2021, the fake PCR test identifies genetic material from the virus, whether that material is “replication competent” or not. In other words, the PCR test will identify fragments of the genetic material even when a whole virus is not present. Fauci said the PCR test measures viral particles that may not be replicating. Additionally, he called this being “infected,” saying: “So, although the PCR is good to tell you if you are infected, but the very fact that it’s positive for, it doesn’t give you any indication of whether or not you are transmissible. The only way you can tell if it is transmissible is if you can show that there really is live replication virus within you.” It appears that Fauci the Fraud is saying that dead viral particles found by the PCR test do not mean that you were once infected, but in fact that you are infected. Even though Fauci makes the differentiation between inactive and reproductive viruses, the concepts are not inter-changeable in terms of infectivity and transmissibility. You can have a nonreproductive virus in your body, but you will not get sick from it, and you cannot spread it to others. It is not replicating. The antigen tests may be sensible and specific in the first week an individual is symptomatic.

The corrupt CDC is not using testing in the correct manner. As they revealed with the December 27, 2021, illogical change to protocol, this public health agency wants you to believe it took nearly two years to realize that the fake PCR test was identifying dead viral debris and could not identify an active infection. Unfortunately, this two-year debacle has meant that Americans have spent an unnecessary amount of time in self-isolation, which had implications for the financial structure and health of communities. It is important to note that the PCR test only looks for specific sequence of the RNA virus after the sample has been amplified (turn up the cycles in order to get a positive Covid case). The test will give a positive result if it finds a small fragment, even if it was there weeks ago and you have no infection. It cannot distinguish if the fragments are from SARS-CoV-2 or influenza. This has allowed the CDC and NIAID to amplify the number of cases, even when these individuals were not sick or transmitting the virus to others. The increasing number of “cases” may have been one strategy to convince an unwilling public to get the genocide jab with an unproven genetic therapy shot.

Accidental exposure to sodium azide and ethylene oxide in the at-home testing kits is another hurdle in what has become a never-ending series of events designed to divide the world so the technocratic, Luciferian elite can attempt to conquer, wiping out any glimmer of freedom and free thought from society. Why such caustic and dangerous compounds in test kits sent to homes where children and pets are the norm, is anyone’s question. It is one more way of

using testing to support the narrative that SARS-CoV-2 is to be feared and dreaded. May Yahweh bless all and be well!

Story Covered By: Ed J. Janicki