Medicine To Stockpile NOW! / SHTF Survival Medication
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- Medicines you should stockpile NOW to prepare for emergency survival preparedness. #SHTF #Survival #Medicine
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00:00 Intro
01:22 Over The Counter
04:20 AntiBiotics
07:42 Prescriptions
09:56 Home Remedies
10:35 Anti Radiation/Nuclear Fallout
11:05 Medicine Expiration Dates
12:30 Books
13:45 Wrap Up - Zábava
What I've done with my daily prescriptions is cut back slightly if possible while continuing to buy the full amount. Over the course of a year, you might end up with an extra 2-3 months of meds. I always use the oldest first and I've built up a reserve of 6-12 months of my daily scripts over the course of several years.
So smart!! I do this too
We’re not supposed to do this especially controlled substances but yeah I do it too lol just don’t tell your doctor. Hell don’t tell anyone if it’s controlled substances. I’m not sure about the legality of that personally, but your doctor could lose his license. It’s why they are so afraid to prescribe anything these days
I LOVE the "I definitely DO NOT recommend taking the possibly life saving veterinary antibiotics" 🤣 This made me subscribe lol
This path is now closed anyway.
@@jaypaster8244with a little searching you can find it online still
Thank you for this video. One thought. Peroxide is only good for the initial treatment. If you continue to use peroxide on a wound it will not let it heal. It will continue to keep the wound open. We grew up thinking peroxide was the 'thing' and it is important but only for the first round of treatment. Coming from a family of nurses, the ones who deal with wounds. Get some medihoney, too for wounds. It is a miracle medicine for a wound, especially on an area of the body that bears weight, like your bum.
One option for stocking up on prescription meds is seeing if you can switch to a 90 day supply from an online pharmacy. Some insurance companies really encourage using them and I have found that Dr's are often willing to write a script for a 90 day if you are going online
Any online pharmacy recommends?
Gotta love being told LIKE IT IS!
Thank you for putting out these videos! The content in them is so valuable and honestly deserve more views, especially now.
I was living in Baltimore at the time the pharmacy you showed was looted. That was during the riots in 2015. That was a scary time. We had curfews and tanks rolling thru town. I stock up now
Very good information and thank you so
Much!
Thanks for the info, super helpful. Thankfully my dad gave me this book in case of emergency. I am definitely thinking of getting emergency antibiotics.
Excellent list! In my otc list I also have sinus medicine and decongestants like Mucinex and Sudafed in pill forms. Mucinex DM is also great if you have a cough with the sinus build up.
Excellent. And good links thank you
Thank You!
A very important thing that many will forget. Thank you for doing this video.
Thanks! Hope this helps someone
New Subscriber, I learned so much from this video and now I am gonna check out Jase and yeah I didn’t know about the fishy stuff but gonna get some cause my fish keep getting infections :) Thanks so much!
Thank you for your great video. Colida Silver, oregano extract, astragalus root, grape seed extract, olive leaf extract are anti viral, anti bacterial, anti fungal and anti microbial. Raw garlic and garlic extract may help with blood pressure. I am not a doctor. So just like the fish products you showed;do not use these excellent products. God Bless all.
Great content! Glad I found you so I could subscribe.
happy to help
Great list! Thank you. I added eye drops also
Good idea!
Thank you
Outstanding detailed review...thank you sir.
Thanks
Good topic. Thanks for the info. Godbless
We went Mexico and stocked up.
Now you are lucky if you get any pain relief when you go to the doc. It is like they do not believe anyone has legitimate pain. If you are someone who has chronic pain and is very sensitive to drugs and alcohol then good luck in getting adequate pain relief.
Excellent video. You made me laugh about the fish antibiotic 😉
I have diverticulitis. With it often have lots nausea. Just the feeling of it. I take ondansetran. It works really good. I make sure I have that also use mega orr ultra rolls paper. If u have this problem. Stock up and get extra. Heavy BLk garbage bags. Try to have one those seats with a hole do u can makeshift a way to go incorporating the bags. This is one thing I feel the most need to take care of although I have other diseases. I take am herb called. Golden seal. Keep plenty on hand. At start of a single. Take.
Very hood young man
Very hood indeed
If you can go to Mexico you can buy all of this stuff without a prescription except pain meds and narcotics. I have bought Amoxicillin for 6 dollars for 100 capsules. That should give you an idea of the cost savings. Good luck
I have 7 months of my basic med. As far as the rest hmm good thought
They did find the metronidazole antibiotic in some people once it is an expired date can cause paralytic symptoms and or severe nerve damage/paralysis. In some percentage of people. Luckily I how the hospital and they put me on steroid drip for a week in hospital. ... Definitely do deep research on how these medications can affect you once they are expired. Because the likelihood of them having adverse side effects does go up in some select cases.
How long will any of these bottles pills last? And at what point do the effectiveness decrease?
Antibiotics is by FAR the one to be #1 on your list.
Did you mention a dental book you were going to list for dental emergencies? I can't seem to find the link. Thanks for a thorough and to the point list.
One of those books is "Where There Is No Dentist", along with "Where there Is No Doctor ". Both are very informative. Dr. Joe Alton's 4th edition "Survival Medicine " is also an excellent resource. Blessings from NW Florida!
My GP said no to extra blood pressure meds. I have to use my months then get the next months and so on
Peroxide is not for cleaning wound cheh medical ontues peroxide for wounds
What would be better use for it? 🤔
I think Tetracycline is really bad for you after expiration date ..
You are very correct.
Not allowed to stock antibiotics in the UK
I would recommend a Probiotic over Imodium or Pepto-Bismol, those two medicine only block your stomach and can Couse server stomach pain. A Probiotic is Natural and can be found in the vitamin isle of any Walgreens or pharmacy. I don't have those problems but rarely since I switch Medications.
thanks for the advise
How long can these be stored for ? Like shelf life ?
The advice on antibiotics is very useful. The fish antibiotics are getting harder to find for obvious reasons. Jase sounds like an excellent plan, although expensive.
Did any body else think of the scene in 2 1/2 men where Charlie went to Martin Mulls pharmacy and got a scrip from some guy online?
Hilarious. Anyway Dr. Bones has an excellent CZcams channel and discusses this subject at length.
My question is. What if you use all the amoxicillin and at some point need a refill. Do you have to order another whole kit?
Can any one help with the list of herbal books as i cannot find a link to them?
Does jase only provide one bag or can you get more?
I am not finding a link down below for anything.Maybe i'm dumb but I don't see one
Where do U think Vet Rx comes from???
I do not have prescription drugs
I took some vet medication guilty as charged I self diagnosed strep and found cephlax…. that was for my dog so I took it and it worked by the time I got to the doctor and told him what I did he said ok you’re good later dude ….. but I don’t recommend anyone to do what I did
Great video here, and I love the channel! I have 2 questions for you
1. Do you have a recommendation for electrolyte powder to keep in our medical prep supplies? Yes, there's pedialyte liquid for in the home, but if you have bugged out or on long patrols, especially in warm weather, you can take a toll.
2. Where are you located? I have my ideas, but I'll wait to see if you answer this one to share them.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Im not sure if pedialyte has powders but im sure they do, Gatorade may be a good alternative.
I would prefer not to tell where im located other than that im in NC
@PilotPatriot I wasn't thinking pedialyte had powders I just thought you had some suggestions and the Gatorade was the on the right track. Thanks! As for the other you got me I thought you were in northern Florida lol. Thanks!
It's a little expensive but liquid IV works really well and comes in powder form
@sethrickard2154 Yeah, you weren't lying, this stuff is expensive!
@@ScottyM1959 I've used one called nunn active it's like 7 bucks for 10 tablets it was ok
Took 13 year old TamiFlu after I caught the VID. Was good after 36 hours. It better be! Got it in 2008 for 10$ a pop!
You can get amoxicillin at the farm stores. 500 mg fish mox. That's something that should be in a med kit. It's been proven that it's just human amoxicillin
Mentioned that in the video...but you should also check out Jase medical
I thought they stopped now!
How evil must they be to freaking stop people from buying pet antibiotics!!
So messed up!!
My question: if we put in mylar bag with 02 absorbers, do we keep them in the gelatin capsules or dump them out because there is oxygen trapped inside the capsules?
Your doctor could double the milligrams allowing you to cut your pills in half.
Where do you get the rad meds
Link in description
Antibiotics are prescription only. So how
Pet store
Hello sir how you doing today yeah you got a couple things well I know big Sam used to be where you if you got a cut and put on it but I don't know about now but I know I think they change the ingredients in it because it last time I use that it started making me itch or the sore was at and then the next ingredient is bag bomb for cattle for the others but it's good for cuts but I know it worked good for me but I don't know about anybody else but I know it works I ain't no doctor or anything but that's all remedies I know and and Barbie saw in a tube if you're scalded down by the male area or the butt for both women and guys I guess but I know it works good for scalding butts and down in the mail area too cuz it'll heal it and my mom used to use that on our butts of stuff when we babies and stuff and that power that powder don't work and the stuff my opinion Barbara saw in a tube not in a can in a two it's barbasol thank you
Home “remedies”. Why is it so hard to get life-saving medications for future use these days?!
because people abuse them and ruin it for the rest of us! Check out that Chase medical link, they will prescribe emergency antibiotics for future use.
I do not agree with your statement that fish med can be found easily on pet store shelves. I have looked for them in many pet stores and they never have them. You have to get them on line. The feds are looking to ban the sale of these meds without a scrip form your vet.
remember never ever ever under any circumstance take veterinarian durgs never ever ;) ever
Peroxide is bad bad for wound care. Works against healing. Ck CDC
You do understand there is no one size fits all antibiotics..Do not...DO NOT USE OVER THE COUNTER ANTIBIOTICS....PERIOD!
Made the purchase of antibiotics from[ jase medical ]. I got dog and fish antibiotics that worked better. I informed them that some of the product was chalky and I always associated that with old meds they replied back with some hogwash basically not owning up to a bad outdated product.
My number one concern is for type 1 diabetics. So all my type 1 preppers out there. What is your plan? What can you do and how do plan on something like this. My mom is type 1 and it’s something I think about all the time. Not even like for prepper survival but what if something happens and she can’t buy her insulin for like a month or something. They’d just let her die. I think insulin should be free or close to free. Type 1 diabetes is sneaky. Imagine getting stuck on an island with type 1. Or breaking down in the desert. Or getting caught in a hurricane. Every diabetic should be given a lifetime supply. And ways to synthesize it in emergencies. Or something idk. I know people have died because they couldn’t afford their insulin. It disgusts me that it’s expensive as it is. And having a pump is considered a luxury when it shouldn’t be. Those thing’s literally cost 5009 dollars or more.
Get your doc to prescribe more insulin than necessary. Some docs will understand and roll with it.
Erm... I wouldn't suggest exaggerating how many units are actually being taken by your mom, even though the doc won't know any better. That would be unethical, and it's definitely not what I did. Nope. Hospitals will not usually follow your prescription - they'll determine the dose on their own - so no worries there. I can lie or I can protect my life.
Refill the script as soon as you're able. Use old stock first. Eventually, you'll build an overstock. Sealed, properly refrigerated insulin can last up to a year (please verify for your brand) . No freezing, no warming, keep away from light, etc. You can look up the best temps for storage. I keep mine in a mini fridge at 36-40F so I can monitor and regulate everything - and plug it into a jackery if necessary.
I'm type II, so I'm not familiar with type I scripts, our how usage is tracked. So your mileage may vary... but I went a month without due to my insurance company being corporate, and I'll never do that again.
And insulin has to be kept cold.
@peggybengtson3626 yep. Sealed & properly refrigerated. And left in its box so no light gets in.
I went into a bit more detail in my earlier post, but overall... just look up the storage instructions for your insulin.
@@stevep2448 Yep I keep it in the fridge boxed and all. Will need to have alternate ways for cooling when the power goes out... that's my worry for people insulin dependent.
so whats your reasoning for not using the meds for animals, clearly you have no medical training. because YES some medication for fish and birds are EXACTLY the same and yes I know the price is WAY cheaper, but are EXACTLY the same.
...poor advice!
I believe that he is making sure that we know that he is “Not a Doctor” and cannot give medical advice because it can affect his channel and maybe his livelihood however I interpreted what he was saying completely different than you. I love Animal medicines personally but I doubt I would ever give this advice publicly to anyone because I don’t want to get sued for giving medical advice. If you watch the video again maybe you will sort of understand, just read between the lines.
One thing you can do is not be such a baby when you get sick. Do t take medicine left and right and let your body toughen up so you can better fight off colds and stuff. Makes sense to me 😂😂