
04/02/11, 09:00 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Jacksonville, Florida
Posts: 1,513
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They even have home emergency preparedness parties now, like a Tupperware party, lol. The food is dehydrated "gourmet" food that comes in a pouch and is packaged in buckets that cost around $40 for a three day supply. It's mainly granolas, soups and casserole type entrees, you add water and eat but no fuel source/heating source comes with it, so you are on your own there. They recently added a first aid kit and a water filtration kit as well, each additonal kit is around $40 or you can buy an entire unit for a couple hundred.
It would be a good idea if the products were more cost effective.
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