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A dose of Anti-Radiation Pills clears 75 radiation.
Crates, barrels and NPCs that drop Anti-Radiation Pills, most likely first
| From | Chance | Amount |
|---|---|---|
 Jungle Crate | 42.1% | 4 to 21 |
 Trash Pile | 37% | 1 to 3 |
 Shore Crate | 34.9% | 1 to 3 |
 Ration Box | 24.9% | 1 to 2 |
Chance is for one container opened or one NPC killed. Amount is how many it holds when it holds any.
In Rust, Anti-Radiation Pills is a medical in the Medical category (item ID #-1432674913, console shortname antiradpills). In active play, they follow standard server rules for medical gear across procedural maps. Inventory storage stacks up to 10 units per slot, and uncollected ground drops despawn after 5 minutes.
Taking these pills will lower your radiation level. WARNING: May cause extreme dehydration.
In Rust, Anti-Radiation Pills have no player crafting recipe; acquisition relies on 4 world loot tables read from the Rust game files. Monument recyclers do not break this item down into raw components, while it serves its dedicated role inside the Medical catalog. Equipped and stored units carry no durability wear bar.
When comparing Anti-Radiation Pills against related medical in Rust, prioritize farming its highest-probability monument containers or recycling surplus components at an unpowered radtown green recycler (fifty percent base yield, versus forty percent at safe-zone yellow units) because this item cannot be crafted at a player workbench.
| Item | Category | Stack Limit | Craft / Source | Tech Tree / Research | Green Recycler Yield |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anti-Radiation Pills | Medical | 10 per slot | World loot / gather | No blueprint | Not recyclable |
| Bandage | Medical | 3 per slot | Crafted by hand | 10 scrap (Table) | Not recyclable |
| Blood | Medical | 1,000 per slot | World loot / gather | No blueprint | Not recyclable |
| Large Medkit | Medical | 1 per slot | Workbench Level 2 | 30 node / 120 path | Not recyclable |
To compare Anti-Radiation Pills against every item in its inventory category, browse All 6 items in Medical.
Anti-Radiation Pills take away 75 radiation, and cost 5 hydration in Rust. They belong to the Medical category under numeric ID -1432674913 across 6 medical and despawn after 5 minutes when dropped, with F1 console command inventory.giveid -1432674913 10 across 6 published Medical entries.
Anti-Radiation Pills drop from 4 container and NPC loot tables in Rust, led by Jungle Crate (42.1% chance), Trash Pile (37% chance), and Shore Crate (34.9% chance). Each listed probability reflects a single container opened or NPC killed, and found copies can be repaired or researched at base.
Dropped on the ground in Rust, Anti-Radiation Pills despawn after 5 minutes by default. Moving them into a storage box, locker, or player inventory immediately cancels the ground despawn countdown, which the server assigns by item rarity tier to prevent dropped loot from lagging active worlds.
Anti-Radiation Pills stack to 10 per slot in Rust. Players can split a pile in half with middle-click drag or move a custom quantity with Shift-click drag across inventory slots, storage boxes, and the Tool Cupboard, while dropped copies despawn after 5 minutes under the Medical category (item ID -1432674913).
Anti-Radiation Pills have 32-bit signed item ID -1432674913 and shortname antiradpills in Rust. Server plugins, custom loot tables, Vending Machine listings, and automated Industrial Conveyor filter strings reference these two identifiers under the Medical category (stack limit 10 units per slot).
Server administrators in Rust spawn Anti-Radiation Pills in the F1 developer console with inventory.give antiradpills 10 or inventory.giveid -1432674913 10 for 10 units. Both console spawn commands work only on dedicated or local worlds where your Steam account holds administrator or moderator privileges.