Rescue Wipes careers

Cancer has become an epidemic for public safety members. First responders are exposed to various toxic chemicals and carcinogens throughout their careers. The danger does not only come from the inhalation of these toxic contaminants but also from dermal absorption. Recent studies show that immediate removal of these toxic contaminants from the skin can decrease the amount of carcinogens that enter the body.

​Rescue Wipes should be used to help remove soot and contamination from vulnerable skin areas when exposed to fire. Some areas of the skin are more permeable than others, specifically the face, the angle of the jaw, the neck, the throat and the groin. Wipes should be used on all affected areas of the skin immediately after exposure. Rescue Wipes can also be used to remove potentially carcinogenic debris from protective equipment.

Our goal is to help educate public safety members about the risk of cancer and immediate cost efficient steps that can help in the prevention.​