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Of all the major disasters that could happen, a pandemic is one of the most likely. It’s happened before, so we know it will happen again.
If you’re in the middle of a disaster and you didn’t stock up on over-the-counter medications, you’ll regret it.
During a nuclear war, the thing most people have to deal with is radiation. Here are some OTC items that can help.
The perfect medical kit to have at a crowded event, but it would be good in any SHTF scenario where you might encounter dangerous people with firearms.
While many preppers are preparing to survive a nuclear strike, I think the focus should be on preparing to deal with the radiation.
After a disaster, the level of hygiene will plunge due to a lack water, no sewage treatment plants, and no garbage collection. Get these hygiene items.
In this video, The Patriot Nurse explains how to put together a good medical kit for only $50. It covers wounds, diarrhea, and upper respiratory infections.
Many first aid supplies such as medication and bandages are not reusable, meaning that you will want to have ample stocks of these crucial items.
A really bad toothache or infection can knock you on your butt. That’s why you need to have a good dental emergency kit. Here’s what to put in it.
