For the Rad-X that appears in the Fallout series, see Rad-X. |
“Anti-radiation chems to be taken before exposure. No known side effects.”
Rad-X is a chem in Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout Tactics and Van Buren.
It is an anti-radiation chem to be taken before exposure (unlike RadAway, which removes the effects of radiation after a person gets irradiated).
Locations[]
Fallout[]
- Can be purchased from Vance in the Hub's Old Town.
- Two on the shelves in a locked room at the Children's hospital in the Hub.
- In Vault 12 on the second level inside the upper left room within a locker.
- One on a corpse on level one of the Glow.
- One in a locker on level four of the Glow.
- Dr. Lorri at Lost Hills carries two.
- One in the locker behind her.
- 6 In the Boneyard Library, found inside an ice chest.
- Can be purchased from the shopkeeper in the Cathedral.
- Two in a locker on level three of the Los Angeles Vault.
Fallout 2[]
- Four in the toxic caves. One is on level 1, inside a locker. Three more are on level 3, inside a locker.
- One in a desk in Doc Andrew's clinic in Vault City courtyard.
- Can be purchased from sub-amenities office B in Vault City Downtown.
- Also can be purchased from Randal in the chief amenities office.
- One in a locker on level 3 of Vault 8.
- Two in a wall locker on level one of the Sierra Army Depot.
- One in a desk on level four of the Sierra Army Depot.
- Two in a locker on level two of the Mariposa Military Base.
- Three in a locker in the trap room of the Enclave Oil Rig.
Notes[]
- The effects of Rad-X are stackable up to two subsequent doses, but taking an immediate third dose of Rad-X has no effect. This is due to the fact that in the original Fallout, taking two doses of Rad-X granted 100% radiation resistance, enough to survive the most irradiated place on the map for several hours.
- Despite having no harmful effects, in Fallout Tactics it is possible to overdose if taken too quickly or alongside other chems, depending on Endurance.
Gallery[]
- Fallout
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