- Dec 27, 2012
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So as the resident water treatment guy, that's your pick?
What prep items did you get recently?
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ground chuck
Rookie Jedi
Lifestraws are good, sawyer water filtration is better. Ymmv
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Squaregrouper
Kragaphile
~5yrs ago a bunch of MDS'ers sent me various water treatment devices and I tested them for bacteria in our lab. Yes, the Lifestraw is my choice. (The Sawyer Mini also tested very well)
Just ordered one. It's back on sale for prime day.
Does it come with a head strap so I can drive at night with my headlights off?
Cool_Moo5e
Active Member
more ammo to put away for a rainy day and after Calis court ruling I bought a couple more mags at Camaron's while I was in the area.
I gotta check MREs to make sure nothing is going out soon.
I gotta check MREs to make sure nothing is going out soon.
Alan3413
Ultimate Member
- Mar 4, 2013
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Thanks for the heads up. Didn't know they were on sale.
Anybody here know cheap easy ways to stockpile antibiotics? Syringes and anesthetic would be nice too :/ my dad was a doctor and he recently retired. My stockpile is aging etc.
ground chuck
Rookie Jedi
I have diabetic syringes if you're interested
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Check these guys out. You have an on-line consultation with a doctor, then they send you whatever antibiotics and/or extra prescription medications. It's not cheap, but it is legit.
JASE Medical Emergency Antibiotic Medication Kits
JASE Medical is the Leading Authority For Emergency Antibiotics & Preparedness Medications. Get Your Life Saving Medications and Emergency RX Supplies Today.
jasemedical.com
- Jan 30, 2013
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A wealth of information here:
Meds on the shelf for SHTF...read "rainy day"
...so, not that I'd ever put anything aside for a rainy day but... Any insights on best spread spectrum antibiotic with good legs/long shelf life???? Part Deux...bonus points: How would a common Joe go about reasonably procuring "some"?? Thanks in advance for your insights, SWAGs and...
No ty but ty!
I'll check them out ty!Check these guys out. You have an on-line consultation with a doctor, then they send you whatever antibiotics and/or extra prescription medications. It's not cheap, but it is legit.
JASE Medical Emergency Antibiotic Medication Kits
JASE Medical is the Leading Authority For Emergency Antibiotics & Preparedness Medications. Get Your Life Saving Medications and Emergency RX Supplies Today.
Started reading it and very interesting! Fish antibiotics might be perfectly safe... probably...A wealth of information here:
Meds on the shelf for SHTF...read "rainy day"
...so, not that I'd ever put anything aside for a rainy day but... Any insights on best spread spectrum antibiotic with good legs/long shelf life???? Part Deux...bonus points: How would a common Joe go about reasonably procuring "some"?? Thanks in advance for your insights, SWAGs and...www.mdshooters.com
Squaregrouper
Kragaphile
When buying fish antibiotics make sure they're marked "USP" which means they're human grade. I have fish antibiotics whose color, size and numerical code match human antibiotics on websites such as pillidentifier.com.No ty but ty!
I'll check them out ty!
Started reading it and very interesting! Fish antibiotics might be perfectly safe... probably...
What I read was that USP isn't regulated at all so it doesn't mean it's free from contaminants. Meaning it could be the correct pill but since it's just pet goldfish eating it we allowed it to be stored next to some or along with _______.
I read there is a lot of fraud in animal medicines so you could potentially get something very harmful.
Thoughts?
Squaregrouper
Kragaphile
I buy pills sold by Thomas Labs. They are the exact same pills you would get at your local pharmacy. They are marketed as "fish antibiotics" so they don't require a prescription.
Your alternative is to find a prepper friendly doctor who will write you scripts.
gamer_jim
Podcaster
You are the carbon they are trying to reduce.
Interesting. Ty for the name drop I'll check them out.
Stored properly, most antibiotics maintain 80% of their potency out to 20 years.
The big exception is tetracyclines like doxycycline. I would keep them more than 5 years past their expiration date.
Fish antibiotics are fine. It’s not like they’ll give you an infection….
Yeah. Ty.
Yes staying away from cyclines because of expiration and potential harm.
Is there a way to get local anesthetic easily offline? Ty for the help!
