1971-1972 Soviet Decontamination Kit IPP-8, Without Liquid, USSR Army, Vintage

Description

Soviet decontamination kit IPP-8, was largely used by military and civilians, it was put in service around end of 70s. Mostly these were put inside side pockets of gas mask bags.
The Instruction on the IPP-8 reads:
Made in 1971-1972
1. Open the Packet, pour the substance from the flask all over the tampon from the packet. With wet tampon rub the open skin wounds and also clean the helmet and the mask.
2. Pour the substance over the tampon again, clean the chin (of your mask) and sleeves/cuffs (ends) of your equipment which are close to your skin.
The substance is toxic and dangerous for eyes!
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It comes empty, without liquid. Plastic bag is opened.
You can fill it with similar yellow liquid that it would look authentic.