uk-preppers.co.uk

It's got the registered pharmacy number at the bottom which means it's a legit business. Usually you get what you ask for in terms of meds, but at an extortionate price. I don't know what the rate is on this website but your looking at about 20p for a pharmacy to buy a box of amoxicillin so when yo...

Has anyone ever used this website?

https://www.ukmeds.co.uk

Thanks

Jono

Don't get to hung up on thinking you need loads of antibiotics as, no offence, but you have t a clue what you would use for what reason. If your that sick that it's life or death or sepsis develops then IV antibiotics will be required together with other aggressive treatment. A few amoxicillin won'...

The standard licence free PMR446 radios that you can buy everywhere are handy, I have a set that I use while hunting, they're limited to half a watt of output, but anyone can use them. They're very good for communicating between opposite sides of a field without yelling and scaring everything off. ...

From what I've learnt (may not be 100% correct): HAM radio runs special frequencies outside of the range of normal off-the-shelf 2 way radios, which you need a licence to use. There are clubs which will help you take and pass the test. https://www.ofcom.org.uk/manage-your-licence/radiocommunication...

Don't know if you'll be able to get a hundred percent waterproof bag, at least not for a reasonable price but you can get dry bags to put in the rucksacks. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Karrimor-Drybag-Bag-Litres-Orange/dp/B00I91WM80/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1505852621&sr=8-2&keywords=dry+bags...

..... I have a large selection of painkillers such as paracetamol, ibruprofen and asprin. Is it worth stockpiling co-codamol or any others? What other medications would you stock pile? Thanks again I keep quite a few paracetamol, ibuprofen and aspirin as you do. I do also keep a fair number of boxe...

I know sweet sod all about radio and comms - is ham the way to go and if so where do I start? I have used two way radios before but that is a far as it goes. Thanks Jono

I don't think I've ever had a waterproof bag, rain proof-ish perhaps, if you fall while crossing a stream then water will get into your bag no mater how good it is. Personally I use lots of bin bags and some tupperware. Speaking from experience, if you do fall into deep water you better be able to ...

Deeps wrote:As well as the pills its handy to have other first aid gear. There are guys who post on here who do this stuff for a living, have a look at some of those threads, loads of knowledge. Don't be seduced by youtube vids from America, what works in one place might not work in another.

Thanks Deeps