What drugs do you put into your bug out bag?

“I found myself in a situation to use my (Bug-Out-Bag RX) for a few days, and they (RX) had lost their potency.” When I ... If you are going to store tablets long term then store in a cool dark place. The best practice for this situation (bug out bag or First Aid Kit) is to ROTATE your medications periodically. read more

I normally only pack very little in the way of drugs in a bug out bag. Some kind of over the counter pain reliever, antidiarrheal of some kind and normally some kind of broad spectrum antibiotic. Antibiotics are available over the counter if you know where to look. read more

If you leave a B.O.B. or a First Aid Kit in your vehicle which contain medications (RX or over-the-counter) be aware that HEAT can damage them and render them useless. Never take any medication that has changed color or consistency, regardless of the expiration date. read more

Ideally, a bug out bag should weigh about 15% of your body weight, assuming you’re in decent shape. 20% of your body weight should be the absolute maximum. So despite the impression many people got from my “50 Items” article, I don’t think you should pack your bug out bag with as many items as possible. read more