White Nationalists of all races and friends of ours need to know basic First Aid along with how to neutralize acids quickly. There should be at least one backpack style medic kit in each group that contains sterile eyewash along with a minimum of 2 gallons of water in the summer months along with Pedialyte, Squincher or another quality solution to help with re-hydration as water alone will not do this.     As many have pointed out the best first response to acid exposure is lots of cold water. Any excess heat of mixing is more than counteracted by water's high heat capacity. In fact water dousing is the recommended response for most, but certainly not all, chemical exposures.    This is not to imply that water is all you need in every case. If the acid is HF (hydrofluoric acid) you will want calcium gluconate salve and medical help if the quantity or concentration is high. HF is readily absorbed through the skin and binds with calcium in your blood which regulates cardiac activity. Water alone won't help much if you have significant exposure to HF. However it is less readily available than hydrochloric or sulfuric acides so getting attacked with it is unlikely.     Sodium bicarbonate (Baking Soda) is great for decontaminating spills after you rinse off. It does generate heat when neutralizing acid but the bigger issue is that it fizzes and spatters which might spread the acid around more. It's better than nothing but not nearly as quick or effective as water. Medical kits should have a solution of sodium bicarbonate 1 part and water 4 parts pre-mixed in a water bottle if situation of attack may be imminent.     Neutralizing residual acid prevents re-exposure. The warnings about not knowing how much you need can be ignored for two reasons. First, excess sodium bicarbonate is not a hazard. You can eat it with no ill effects beyond the taste and high blood pressure caused by the sodium ions. You can flush it away with water or let it dry and sweep it up. Second, it is easy to tell when you have neutralized all the acid. When adding more sodium bicarbonate does not result in fizzing the acid has been neutralized. If you dump sodium bicarbonate onto an acid spill it will fizz and spatter due to the carbon dioxide gas given off when sodium bicarbonate neutralizes an acid. As mentioned previously this can cause a bigger mess. In pratice you neutralized acid with sodium bicarbonate solution that is sprayed onto an affected area. A large volume of saturated sodium bicarbonate solution might be the best acid attack defense.    Note that deep chemical burns can be less painful than superficial ones, so donât ignore the burn even if the pain seems to have subsided. For burns that are deep or cover a broad area, your doctor may wish to consider a tetanus shot and antibiotics in addition to topical care.    Our enemies are using guerilla warfare tactics they have only perfected since the Russian revolution, German psyop warfare and countless other experiments that have came home to roost in every neighborhood in American thanks to the CIA and subversives of communism everywhere from academia, hollywood to the compromised churches in our own backyards.    Stay safe people.