THE SURVIVAL TABS 8-Day Meals Provide 96 Tabs Emergency Meals Substitute Catastrophe Preparedness for Earthquake Flood Tsunami Gluten Free & Non-GMO 25 Years Shelf Life Lengthy Time period Meals Storage-Blended Taste
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Include 100% of 15 Important Nutritional vitamins & Minerals. Made with the best high quality protein. GLUTEN FREE and NON-GMO.
The ‘Simply in Case’ Meals Provide, The Survival Tabs backup for the conditions resembling pure disasters. That is the absolute best meals within the smallest doable quantity. Created to provide the physique with all of the each day important nutritional vitamins and minerals wanted when going through uncertainty. The compact design permits for simple storage and is ideal for particular person emergency kits.
This handy moveable, private pouches will maintain an individual for 8 days | This calculation relies upon one common particular person. Consumption necessities might differ from individual to individual.
Taste: Blended Taste – Every pouch is 1 taste – Butterscotch, Vanilla, Strawberry and Chocolate. | Incorporates: 24 Tablets x 4 pouches = 96 Tablets. | Servings: 12 Chewable Tablets – 20 Energy per tab.
Weight: Roughly 10 ounces per pouch. Dimensions (inches): 5.5 x 8.5 x 2.75 (W x H x L).
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Prospects discover these tablets have a great taste and chewing texture. They’re good high quality meals that may be saved for lengthy durations of time. The tablets have a great shelf life, holding up effectively over time. Many shoppers discover them helpful for survival kits, tenting journeys, or emergency conditions like 911 calls. The dietary worth is appreciated, offering sufficient sustenance with out being too heavy.
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Gameshopper –
Just know that it contains milk and look at cals
It astonished me how much better this made me feel than regular snacks. There are times on a hike or even about my day that I have not made it out to lunch yet and my body is telling me I’m hungry. In the past, I may snack on chips or trail mix, and will be hungry again 20 minutes later, but also regret the calories.I have now tried a survival tablet on a few occasions, and it’s different. The flavors are nice. I would describe this as regulating your needs rather than satisfying your hunger. It allows me to continue thinking or working or going about without feeling down or anxious. But pay attention to the directions and the calories. It says to take one per hour and the calorie (energy!) count is actually low.So because I feel better than snacking eating these, I will keep these handy. And I’ll save snacking for when I actually need the calories.
Loki Serrano, Cat of da Wurld (or Mai Hooman) –
Taste like Freeze-dried Ice Cream and kept My Fitness Pal happy
I’ve just started training again after recovering from an injury so I’m on a higher protein-to-carb ratio for 6 weeks. I’ve had a butterscotch tablet at 2,3, and 4 in the afternoon 3 days this week and they kept my mind off snacking, (but I snack for flavor, not because I don’t feel full). They have the consistency of butter mints to me. Somewhat. A little harder. Or really, really dense Astronaut Ice Cream. At the end of those days when I looked at my nutrients, I still had carb room for bread and popcorn to hit my fiber goal without going over on calories. Excellent!You couldn’t and SHOULDN’T use these as a permanent meal substitute or a crash diet plan. They’re vitamins with some carbs, protein and fat to keep you from becoming dangerously malnourished in a pinch (and keep you from going too crazy). They have no potassium for your heart and a day’s supply has only 30g carbs, which is 100 less than an adult needs to keep from burning muscle to fuel your brain. (An adult brain needs about 130g worth of carbs daily to turn into fresh glucose quickly enough to function, otherwise your body will start digesting itself to use amino acids for gluoconeogenesis and you won’t be able to think straight while you’re waiting.) They’re emergency supplements, not Soylent-in-a-tablet.I wasn’t planning on eating them every day this way, but it’s nice to know they’re there to keep my stats somewhat balanced if I go someplace where cake is being served. I’ll probably stick a pack in my husband’s kayaking gear since they’re light, take up little space, and aren’t prone to damage. My mother also wants to try some for snacking reasons, so I’ll need to get more for stocking stuffers.The main advantage to getting these for a DIY emergency kit is you can put a tub in your basement and forget about it for forty years. You’re going to want to add something like meal bars or a trail mix featuring dried apricots or banana chips and rotate them out before they expire if you want a full range of nutrients. The nice thing is they’ll give you something to look forward to every hour when you’re under emergency stress, but if that’s not an issue for you, you could easily use a bottle of multivitamins. instead.
Ted Bush –
Tastier than expected, good mouth feel, but…
I like these; they’re tasty with a good chew. I feared they’d be chalky (actually expect that almost every time I eat one) but they really manage to become moist and malleable (don’t want to say gummy, that’s not right) and provide a good amount of chewing for that one tablet. All flavors have satisfied, none are “well, that’s kinda gross but I can get by.”Having said that, I gotta say… a package provides, what, 240 calories? That’s just not enough food value to count as a “survival food.” Yes, a single tablet can provide a good amount of mouth-feel satisfaction (that nice chewing bit I mentioned above) and that does actually linger… but. 240 calories? I’m a big (200lbs) active guy and I know my caloric needs pretty well.. 240 calories hold me as long as I’m doing practically no work. Heck, I might burn that much napping.I dunno. Perhaps as a “between MREs snack” to increase satiety.. I think I can see that. Might even work as a diet aid in non-survival conditions (as I said, there’s a pretty good ‘chew satisfaction’ there). Just not sure they classify as “Emergency Food.”
Donald J. –
Well packed in envelopes
This is one of those items when you need it you need it. Saved for an emergency
Bob G. –
Handy and convenient
Happy with this product, have only tried the butterscotch flavor, and it’s not bad. I agree with everything in the description about them. They don’t make you thirsty just like they claimed, but kinda nice to have something to wash them down with. But in an emergency I believe it’s a good thing to have handy. Something to have in the vehicle or emergency bag. Quality item. Worth the money.
rock landry –
merci parfait super
Joyce Taylor –
Not for everyday use except for emergencies.
Amazon Customer –
I was under the impression that each tablet had 240 calories and then read closer and there are only 240 calories in 12 tabs..less than 500 calories per package…..I get more from a single Clif bar.Packaging is bulky. I want to keep it in its original packaging and breaking it down into a hiking pack is a pain.I was also under the impression that they were engineered to not induce thirst. I think that quality may be simply because there is not enough here to justify a glass of water. They may be good bait for something a little tastier. Will have to test that hypothesis.