A huge variety of items need to be located, secured and extracted in Warzone’s DMZ mode. From documents to radios to dangerous chemicals, nothing is off the table. Here’s where to find Hydrogen Peroxide in Warzone DMZ.
Warzone Season 4 has thrown a huge number of missions, tasks and objectives the way of players. It also introduced Urgent Missions, a new series of quicker tasks that are part of the new Reputation system. Finding and exfiling with Hydrogen Peroxide, Acetone or Cephalexin is part of unlocking Urgent Missions in the Crown Faction.
Hydrogen Peroxide Locations in Warzone DMZ
In general, the best place to find Hydrogen Peroxide in Warzone DMZ is at hospitals or medical centers. It can also be found in the first aid and medical boxes scattered around buildings across any of DMZ’s exclusion zones.
Looting is an unavoidable part of locating Hydrogen Peroxide, with there being only one guaranteed spawn location (more on that later) for the chemical.
All Hospital Locations on Al Mazrah
Because they’re found most frequently in medical centers and hospitals, Al Mazrah is the best exclusion zone to find it by some margin. There’s six hospitals across the original WZ2 map, meaning you should spawn relatively close to one.
We’ve circled them all on the map below, with a hospital or medical center located at each of the following:
- South Al Mazrah City, just north of Mawizeh Marshlands
- West of Rohan Oil, just by the POI’s Gas Station
- Southwest of Sawah Village, towards the sea
- South Sa’id City, near the river
- East of Al Sharim Pass, on the west side of the road
- East of Ahkdar Village and northeast of Al Mazrah Airport
It’s worth finding a vehicle early on and working your way through hospitals. It’ll simply take you too long to get through multiple in one deployment without a vehicle. Starting at Al Mazrah City or Al Sharim Pass is probably best, with there being three close by that you can quickly visit and loot.
Hospitals and medical centers are all much of a muchness in DMZ, signposted by large blue billboards. The image below shows the medical center in south Al Mazrah City, where we found Hydrogen Peroxide:
Hydrogen Peroxide in a Hospital
Within the buildings themselves, you’ll just want to loot anywhere and everywhere. We found that Hydrogen Peroxide was particularly common in upstairs patient rooms, on bed and shelves.
Ensure you’re leaving no stone unturned with you’re looting, checking nooks and crannies as well as the more obvious spots.
Hydrogen Peroxide is found in a small medicine bottle, dark in color with a white label wrapped round the middle. The image below shows you exactly what you’re searching for:
After finding a bottle of Hydrogen Peroxide, simply store it in your backpack and move onto your next objective or location.
Other Exclusion Zones
We recommended Al Mazrah because there’s so many hospitals and medical centers. You can find Hydrogen Peroxide on Vondel or Ashika Island though. There are medical facilities on these maps, but there’s not six to find and loot like there is on Al Mazrah.
Whatever building you’re in, it’s worth opening and searching the Medical Cabinets and First Aid Kits that are on the walls and in bathrooms. While they typically contain Stims, Toothpaste, Soothing Hand Cream or other low-value medical items, they can also give players Hydrogen Peroxide.
Building 21
There is only one guaranteed spawn location for Hydrogen Peroxide in Warzone DMZ. Unfortunately, it’s Building 21. This location is notoriously difficult to access and only opens at weekends, limiting the amount of time you can invest into finding the items.
You’re probably best off just looking across Al Mazrah but, if you’re set on Building 21, work your way up to the third floor. That’s where the medical facilities are and where you can find Hydrogen Peroxide on benches, beds and shelving units.
That’s all there is to say about finding and extracting Hydrogen Peroxide in Warzone DMZ. For everything else on Warzone’s extraction mode, including the best loadouts for Season 4, check out the related content below.
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