its on my list , I have some antibiotics and other meds , good stuff thanks man !

Thanks Joe!

Thank you Millie!

Thank you Sophie!

Very true. Thanks for watching and commenting Nick!

Thanks Karen. I know getting certain things has been a challenge for a lot of companies. For example, a lot of restaurants, including chains, couldn’t get branded cups for a while. My contact from Jase did tell me that a big shipment was on the way, so hopefully that will line itself out soon.

Thank you Heather!

Thank you Jenn!

I think having one definitely requires some discipline. People have to be careful to not overuse them. Seeing a doctor when things are good is a must. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching and commenting Kathleen!

Thanks for watching and commenting!

That's what my doc gives me but I have to insist several times and I have centrilobular emphysema and COPD you would think he would give it to me when I need it!!

@@jean548 Yes, it is frustrating when the doctors don't listen. Have you tried NAC (N-acetyl cysteine) ? I have had great success since starting it last August. Have had to take antibiotics only once. It thins the mucus.

@@ahhotep8 yes I've asked but my pcp,cardiologist, pulmonologist and nephrologist says not to take anything with my high bp meds,fluid pills,inhalers and nebulizer treatments

I’m not sure. I’ll need to do some research into that.

Try refilling your prescription(s) as early as possible each month (usually at least 2-3 days before the one month mark). If you do this consistently, you can gradually build up a supply; just be sure to rotate your stock. In the future, ask your doctor if your pills can be split. If so, ask if s/he will double the prescription so you can split them and thus have a cushion. Just tell them you sometimes have difficulty affording them and you want to be sure you will be able to take them consistently. DON'T mention prepping or fear of them becoming hard to get. Good luck! Added note: Any time the dosage of a prescription is changed, IMMEDIATELY fill the new prescription, but adjust how much you take of the old dosage until it is gone. Instant backup supply!

I'd like to add my two cents here: Obtaining decent supplies to keep for even a modest reserve supply (let's say at least 2 weeks -- hopefully 30 days) is very difficult in our current Healthcare system. While many doctors are more than willing to prescribe 90 day supplies of prescription medications, it is your medical insurance providers who throw a wrench in the process. I am fortunate to have both a sensible physician AND a somewhat sensible medical insurance provider -- both of whom allow me to get my prescriptions in 90 day supplies. Whike that is so exhausting comforting, when my supply gets down to the two week range, I am usually able to reorder, but not always. Occasionally, the insurance provider will require that I wait until my supply drops to single digits before I can refill. My suggestions are to ALWAYS ASK your physician for two things: 1. Prescribe you the maximum allowed by your insurance provider, AND, 2. ALWAYS ASK for the generic equivalent if your prescription(s). "Name Brand" 'scrips can be 5-10 times the cost of a generic -- or more!! Good Luck to all.

I asked my doctor for 3month supply of my meds for earthquake preparation (California). He made sure I would be rotating them and gave me scripts. I normally go to CVS, but took these to Costco and bought them with cash, no insurance. All generics so pretty inexpensive.

I was very excited when I got the email from them. It is nice to have a real solution without having to cobble everything together. I forgot to mention in the video that they will prescribe for kids age 12 and up also. Thanks for watching Heather!

The FAQ on their website addresses that. It mentions something about 2-3 years, longer if they’re stored in a cool place.

@@Ramser03 Thank you, I must have missed that in their FAQ

The US army has done studies and found that antibiotics will keep indefinitely, many years, if cool and dry.

You’re welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting!

Thanks for watching them!

Thanks for watching!

Yeah, I had been hiding how badly I needed a haircut for a while. I went gray in spots and didn’t even notice. Lol

I actually thought you were bald and was trying to hide it. 😂 I legit did a double take when I saw that you had hair. 🤣

jasemedical.com/faq

jasemedical.com/faq

I don’t know much about them, but they look interesting.

Hopefully the bag will be shipped soon. At least that’s what my contact at the company told me. Thanks for watching!

Fish and bird medications

My bottles say no refills. Jase will do one case per person per year.

@@diypreppertv bummer