CYANOKIT® was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in 2006. It has been generally well-tolerated, even in cases where cyanide poisoning is not present.

The Cyanokit, an indicated treatment for known or suspected cyanide poisoning, was deployed to treat the woman's inhalation of toxic smoke.

Training on how to use and administer the cyanokit will commence before it is put into service. The medication, however, comes with a hefty price tag of approximately $1,700 per dose.

Cobb Fire officials say they were one of the first in the country to use a Cyanokit and say it's very effective. They've had to administer it 15 times since March.

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The Cyanokit, an indicated treatment for known or suspected cyanide poisoning, was deployed to treat the woman’s inhalation of toxic smoke.

Training on how to use and administer the cyanokit will commence before it is put into service. The medication, however, comes with a hefty price tag of approximately $1,700 per dose.

By Fletcher Keel Click here for updates on this story ROSS TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WLWT) — Colerain Fire and EMS says a woman was saved from a residential fire after being administered a Cyanokit ...