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You'll be extremely vulnerable in a fight though, so you'll want to hustle to your destination and avoid engagements. HazmatĪ Hazmat Suit or similar outfit provides 1000 rad resist, which is plenty. This gives you -10 rads/sec for six minutes.

You could also use the Mysterious Serum if you have it. Rad-X does stack, so you can take several if you really need to enter a high-radiation area. The radiation can be extremely high in these areas, and can overcome the rad resist from a single Rad-X and some clothes. Watch out for areas of ground that are glowing, or contain liquid. I did not fight a single creature and ran as much as I could. This completely took care of the radiation. I was wearing 25 rad resistance from an Assault Gas Mask and the Vault Suit. On the way, I discovered the Capsized Factory, the Crater of Atom, and the Decrepit Factory. On my last playthrough, I made it from the Edge of the Glowing Sea to Virgil's Cave on two RadAways and two Rad-X. You don't need a tremendous amount at any one time, unless you stray into certain high radiation areas.

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