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I actually spent quite a while comparing these 3 and 2 others as I wanted to get a "ready to go" kit for my wife and kids and a more comprehensive kit for myself. After going through reviews and offerings Jase stood head and shoulders above the rest. Although I did appreciate that duration did an in person interview the interview was awkward and weird as the lady dr. tried to upsell me on all of this stuff for things I didn't need. I ended up on Jase's site and added everything I need as add on's to the base kit and got exactly what I wanted. It was about $650 which although is a lot ended up being much lower than approximately the same Kit for $1100!!!! that duration's lady dr. offered me. So I for sure recommend Jase over all of the others. Just my 2 cents.
Jase is the best! You can get up to a YEAR supply of your daily medications. Blood pressure, mental health, diabetes meds. Narcan, inhalers, antibiotics, epipens, creams, patches. Sent right to my door with a nice package. Amazing customer support. Put all of my yearly meds on a cheap payment plan option, no interest. No brainer Jase is the better option
Thanks man! Yeah its probably cheaper to pick this stuff up if you ever visit mexico but its really nice to have these on hand! Im worried about shortages on this kind of stuff in the future.
Just info if you are purchasing from Jase and probably the other two also. I really like my Jase case but I just took my Amoxicillin during a trip up in the mountains for a prescribed condition. I finished my 14 day dose and upon returning home I tried to replenish that antibiotic. I discovered that the script they did was on 3/22/23 I tried to complete the replenish but it was on 3/24/24. the script has to be refilled within one year. Going over one year you have to purchase and entire new kit for 270.00. I don't need the extra four bottles of the other antibiotics just to get one Amoxicillin. Just be aware.
Jase has where you can add on prescription medications you take so you have a 30 day extra supply so you have it in a lock down or other situation where you may not be able to refill your medications. It does cost extra and by what a friend told me who got this feature was required to get a medical paper stating his health conditions and medications he is prescribed. The only one they would not fill is his pain medication. But otherwise this is great for those with diabetes, heart medications, some epilepsy medications, and any others which are not addictive drugs. Hence, why my friend's pain medication was not one jase would fill. I do not think all of them have that same requirement.
Thanks so much for your sharing the comparison of 3 online medication people can purchase for long term care. Your information on the spread sheet is amazing!
I have ordered from Jase. The bag itself is large enough to add 4-5 more prescription bottles and plenty of room for tubes or Neosporin, Hydrocortisone cream, eye drops, etc. All medication have an expiration date-so it doesn't matter which company you get them from. You have access to Jase's customer service and their doc's anytime you have questions. I have also gotten a year supply of a thyroid medication. I did not have to meet with the doc, however, Jase prepared me to be ready in case the physician had any reason to do so. Very happy with their process.
Every med supplier would (should) have similar expiration times for their product. This expiration is set by the med manufacturer, not the end seller. Storage life of antibiotics, like many perishables, depends on storage conditions. Generally the meds have expiration dates of one year or less. I have read studies that indicate many antibiotics still have relatively good potency after five years when stored properly (it is potency that degrades with time). There is one type of type antibiotic that turns toxic when it spoils. I don't remember which one so read up. I personally store my emergency meds in vacuum sealed bags (use a food storage vacuum sealer). I addition, I placed a couple of two (2) gram "FOOD GRADE" silica packets in each vacuum sealed bag (not inside the pill bottles). I asked the med seller about doing this and they responded with a positive YES, good idea. Store in a cool, dark, dry location.
@jeromep4898 well then they aren't selling much since they now have older stock also I am aware of storing meds properly. The expiration date has nothing to do with storage.
All med's have the same manufactured expiration. They are required by law to state 12 months from manufacture date. So although the label states around 12 months the FDA did a study and they retain about 90% efficacy up to 15+ yrs. So regardless of who you buy from all play by the same rules.
Great video. Do you know how long these can be stored? Do they expire and need to be replaced at some point? Would storing the pack in the freezer or fridge make a difference? Thanks for the video!
Glad you enjoyed the video! While most medications say they have a shelf life of 1-2 years, a study conducted by the FDA found that 90% of more than 100 drugs, both prescription and over-the-counter, were perfectly good to use even 15 years after the expiration date. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7040264/ I think room temperate storage in a dark place is best and try to avoid extreme temperature fluctuations. Thanks for watching!
@@UrbanSurvivorI can’t believe I’ve thrown out perfectly good unused medication because I thought it was expired and ineffective. Oh well, I think the Contingency Medical Go Pack looks good for my needs.
Storage life of antibiotics, like many perishables, depends on storage conditions. Generally the meds have expiration dates of one year or less. I have read studies that indicate many antibiotics still have relatively good potency after five years when stored properly (it is potency that degrades with time). There is one type of type antibiotic that turns toxic when it spoils. I don't remember which one so read up if you decide to make the decision to buy. I personally store my emergency meds in vacuum sealed bags (use a food storage vacuum sealer). I addition, I placed a couple of two (2) gram "FOOD GRADE" silica packets in each vacuum sealed bag (not inside the pill bottles). I asked the med seller about doing this and they responded with a positive YES, good idea. Store in a cool, dark, dry location.
Isn't it nice that the Gov and friends gate keep all this stuff? because we are too stupid to know what's good for us?(JK its because profit) Nice that there are these company's that provide a work around, but if it were not for the gate keeping a kit like this would cost $30
You can pick up these emergency antibiotic kits and support the channel using these affiliate links below!
💊 Duration Health - durationhealth.com/urbansurvivor with code URBANSURVIVOR for $50 off
💊 Contingency Medical - contingencymedical.com?ref=118 with code urbansurvivor for $20 off any kit!
💊 JASE - jasemedical.com/
Medication Comparison Database - airtable.com/shrs1Kc3sFePBqjP7/tblr4E538rgmckPT9
No deal for Jase buyers?
I actually spent quite a while comparing these 3 and 2 others as I wanted to get a "ready to go" kit for my wife and kids and a more comprehensive kit for myself. After going through reviews and offerings Jase stood head and shoulders above the rest. Although I did appreciate that duration did an in person interview the interview was awkward and weird as the lady dr. tried to upsell me on all of this stuff for things I didn't need. I ended up on Jase's site and added everything I need as add on's to the base kit and got exactly what I wanted. It was about $650 which although is a lot ended up being much lower than approximately the same Kit for $1100!!!! that duration's lady dr. offered me. So I for sure recommend Jase over all of the others. Just my 2 cents.
100% same experience :)
Same here 100%
Jase is the best! You can get up to a YEAR supply of your daily medications. Blood pressure, mental health, diabetes meds. Narcan, inhalers, antibiotics, epipens, creams, patches. Sent right to my door with a nice package. Amazing customer support. Put all of my yearly meds on a cheap payment plan option, no interest. No brainer Jase is the better option
Yep agreed.
Amen, man! This is as fascinating as it is important. Your spreadsheets are no joke! Worth their weight in gold! Perfect video!
Thanks man! Yeah its probably cheaper to pick this stuff up if you ever visit mexico but its really nice to have these on hand! Im worried about shortages on this kind of stuff in the future.
How much does a file weigh?😉
I was recently off grid in Teddy Roosevelt, and got a uti. It was impossible to receive care . This would have been so beneficial 😊
Just info if you are purchasing from Jase and probably the other two also. I really like my Jase case but I just took my Amoxicillin during a trip up in the mountains for a prescribed condition. I finished my 14 day dose and upon returning home I tried to replenish that antibiotic. I discovered that the script they did was on 3/22/23 I tried to complete the replenish but it was on 3/24/24. the script has to be refilled within one year. Going over one year you have to purchase and entire new kit for 270.00. I don't need the extra four bottles of the other antibiotics just to get one Amoxicillin. Just be aware.
Yeah, but, you still get extra if you need it.
Jase has where you can add on prescription medications you take so you have a 30 day extra supply so you have it in a lock down or other situation where you may not be able to refill your medications. It does cost extra and by what a friend told me who got this feature was required to get a medical paper stating his health conditions and medications he is prescribed. The only one they would not fill is his pain medication. But otherwise this is great for those with diabetes, heart medications, some epilepsy medications, and any others which are not addictive drugs. Hence, why my friend's pain medication was not one jase would fill. I do not think all of them have that same requirement.
I am retired and get my Rx's 90 days at a time.
Yah I agreed. Another big reason why I bought from Jase. BTW amazing customer service.
Thanks so much for your sharing the comparison of 3 online medication people can purchase for long term care. Your information on the spread sheet is amazing!
Thank you for your video. I will be purchasing from Duration for all the reasons you stated.
Glad it was helpful!
I have ordered from Jase. The bag itself is large enough to add 4-5 more prescription bottles and plenty of room for tubes or Neosporin, Hydrocortisone cream, eye drops, etc. All medication have an expiration date-so it doesn't matter which company you get them from. You have access to Jase's customer service and their doc's anytime you have questions. I have also gotten a year supply of a thyroid medication. I did not have to meet with the doc, however, Jase prepared me to be ready in case the physician had any reason to do so. Very happy with their process.
Could you please share what antibiotics it comes with? If it's a pain, please don't trouble yourself.
You can now add on ivermectin 20 pack for $130 or 40 pack for $260 to the Jase Case. But you can’t buy it separately. no idea why.
Thats great! Good to see their offerings expanding!
I been getting my stuff from alldaychemist
A genuinely informative video. Thank you.
Glad it was informative for you!
Great information.
I have ordered from jase their medicine has a short life for expiration...wasn't even a year and it was expired. Ordered again and same thing
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Every med supplier would (should) have similar expiration times for their product. This expiration is set by the med manufacturer, not the end seller.
Storage life of antibiotics, like many perishables, depends on storage conditions. Generally the meds have expiration dates of one year or less. I have read studies that indicate many antibiotics still have relatively good potency after five years when stored properly (it is potency that degrades with time).
There is one type of type antibiotic that turns toxic when it spoils. I don't remember which one so read up.
I personally store my emergency meds in vacuum sealed bags (use a food storage vacuum sealer). I addition, I placed a couple of two (2) gram "FOOD GRADE" silica packets in each vacuum sealed bag (not inside the pill bottles). I asked the med seller about doing this and they responded with a positive YES, good idea. Store in a cool, dark, dry location.
@jeromep4898 well then they aren't selling much since they now have older stock also I am aware of storing meds properly. The expiration date has nothing to do with storage.
All med's have the same manufactured expiration. They are required by law to state 12 months from manufacture date. So although the label states around 12 months the FDA did a study and they retain about 90% efficacy up to 15+ yrs. So regardless of who you buy from all play by the same rules.
Jase was great to deal with!
Great video. Do you know how long these can be stored? Do they expire and need to be replaced at some point? Would storing the pack in the freezer or fridge make a difference? Thanks for the video!
Glad you enjoyed the video! While most medications say they have a shelf life of 1-2 years, a study conducted by the FDA found that 90% of more than 100 drugs, both prescription and over-the-counter, were perfectly good to use even 15 years after the expiration date. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7040264/ I think room temperate storage in a dark place is best and try to avoid extreme temperature fluctuations. Thanks for watching!
@@UrbanSurvivorI can’t believe I’ve thrown out perfectly good unused medication because I thought it was expired and ineffective. Oh well, I think the Contingency Medical Go Pack looks good for my needs.
Exactly
Storage life of antibiotics, like many perishables, depends on storage conditions. Generally the meds have expiration dates of one year or less. I have read studies that indicate many antibiotics still have relatively good potency after five years when stored properly (it is potency that degrades with time).
There is one type of type antibiotic that turns toxic when it spoils. I don't remember which one so read up if you decide to make the decision to buy.
I personally store my emergency meds in vacuum sealed bags (use a food storage vacuum sealer). I addition, I placed a couple of two (2) gram "FOOD GRADE" silica packets in each vacuum sealed bag (not inside the pill bottles). I asked the med seller about doing this and they responded with a positive YES, good idea. Store in a cool, dark, dry location.
I would put in mylar bags with an Oxygen Absorber
Isn't it nice that the Gov and friends gate keep all this stuff? because we are too stupid to know what's good for us?(JK its because profit)
Nice that there are these company's that provide a work around, but if it were not for the gate keeping a kit like this would cost $30
Looks like Duration has made pricing much more favorable. Also, talking to a real doctor just feels safer to me. Jmo
I can't afford to buy a full kit. Can I buy them 2 at a time, and in what order?
Dambshop...go get em. 🥸
This is surreal
Is it hard to get? What's the process?
Will they give all kinds of different meds and antibiotics for me and my girls, even if we aren't on any meds?
Yeah dude.. I am absolutely shocked by these products..
Yeah, Jase is amusingly easy to buy from.
And READY20 will get you $20 off.
Buy while you can my friend, God Bless.
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Another one out there called wellness kit promoted by conservative pundit Kali F--?
Good product but a awful mess trying to order. And forget about “customer service “ helping you😞
I had a great experience with Jase?
@@jeromep4898Same!
Dambshop! 🥸