Survival Tabs 60-Day 720 Tabs Emergency Food Replacement, 25-Year Shelf Life Non-GMO Gluten-Free Survival Tablets for Disaster, Camping, Hiking Emergency Preparedness
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Size: 60 Days
Unit Count: 720
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- 'Just in Case' Food Supply Survival Tabs SHTF Bugout Food is designed for emergencies like natural disasters, providing essential nutrition in a compact size.
- Complete Daily Nutrition Delivers 100% of 15 essential vitamins and minerals to keep your body nourished in survival situations.
- High-Quality Ingredients Made with premium protein, gluten-free, and non-GMO to ensure top-quality nutrition.
- Compact & Portable Lightweight and space-saving, perfect for emergency kits, bug-out bags, or personal survival supplies.
- Sustains a Person for 60 Days One combo pack can sustain one person for up to 60 days, based on average consumption (individual needs may vary).
- Serving Details 4 bottles with 180 tablets each; 12 chewable tablets per serving; 20 calories per tablet.
- Product Dimensions & Weight Each bottle weighs approximately 1.8 pounds; bottle dimensions are 7.5" L x 5" W x 2.75" D. Vanilla x 2 bottles, Chocolate x 2 bottles
Package Dimensions : 14.53 x 13.23 x 3.86 inches; 1.8 Pounds
Manufacturer : The Survival Tabs
Units : 720 Count
Best Sellers Rank: #68,218 in Tools & Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement) #36 in Emergency Food Supplies
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Customer Reviews: 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (3,218)
Brand Name: The Survival Tabs
Flavor: Vanilla Chocolate
Region of Origin: USA
Set Name: 720 Tabs
Manufacturer: The Survival Tabs
Age Range Description: Adult
Number of Items: 4
Item Weight: 1.8 Pounds
Size: 60 Days
Number of Pieces: 720
Unit Count: 720 Count
Package Size Name: 720 Tabs
Color: White
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I have tasted all 4 flavors and they taste great. I followed the full 8 day instructions and took only the survival tab, water and my prescribed medications. For all 8 days I didn't hardly feel hungry at all. I had plenty of energy to set up a camp site, gather fire wood and take some hikes in a wooded area. The only challenge I felt was knowing that I wasn't going to have a meal of actual food but that is a mental challenge, not a physical one. I wanted to really give these survival tabs a test so I next went on a 6 day camping trip and only used half the recommended number of tabs each day. (6 tabs instead of 12) Instead of taking a tab every hour I took a tab every other hour. I only noticed a little hunger starting to show on the 4th day, but I keep to my test. I was able to stay on the 6 tabs a day while still doing all of my camp chores and had plenty of energy. I think every individual should have the 8 day supply of these survival tabs in their bug out bags because used as recommended they will have no problem feeling hungry of or a lack of energy and they can stretch the usage for up to 16 days if they feel the need. I also talked with one individual that went a full 30 days eating nothing but these survival tabs and other than loosing 15 pounds of body fat he had no problems at all. This is why I highly recommend this product to everyone I know.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2015 by Robert Usher
Eat 8 days of food supply in an hour? Challenge accepted!
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2026 by Michael coe
I can't say they make you not hungry, but they do tackle blood sugar crash. Or keep you from crashing in the first place. Good for intermediate fasting, or out and running around and forget to eat. Keep a bag in the car, toddler bag, so on.
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2026 by Aurora Boyd
So i have severe issues getting sick when i dont eat enough, hunger affects me faster than most, obviously leaving me a more dire need to make sure, that for survival situations, i get ample nutrients because i wont last as long without food. To try these out i just went the last two days eating minimally and only in the morning in order to get myself on the verge of having hunger problems, it also happens to be a nice hot couple days. I took a couple and made my way to a nice wooded park i know has a long trail and went for a hike, i took 4 prior to the hike and had 3 with me, prehydrating so i wouldnt have to carry my water bottle to travel light, i walked and sweated for a couple hours, going through the 3 i brought with me. Other than some brutal sun, (its 90 degrees in michigan in may, pretty warm) i did fine, am typing this as im sitting in my car afterwards, sipping water, not feeling like i havent eaten anything since an apple this morning when i normally would be keeling over sick from hunger. So i give this a thumbs up. Some notes: -they are pretty tasty, a lil chalky, but edible, they kinda taste like MRE dairy shakes, not bad, easy to eat -packaging needs revising, its definitely airtight and protective, but its kinda bulky, could definitely do better with more compact packaging ^_ that said, for my hike, since it was relatively short, i just took the 3 and put them in a small ziploc which i then stashed in the pocket of my old patrol cap from basic -you definitely want water with these -you definitely should mind allergy information -i wouldnt recommend these necessarily as camping or hiking rations as they are low in calories, you definitely would want something more substantial if you’re exerting yourself, but for survival, ill definitely be keeping these in my “s*** hit the fan” bag -these are something good to keep you going until you can find more substantial sustenance, but not something you wanna try and live off of through an apocalypse (unless you REAAAAALLY have to). -ive learned how my body functions or falters based on my diet, so ive learned to know my body, and these definitely made a difference -MADE IN AMERICA- hot diggity
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2020 by JZ1369
Size: 8 Days
Unit Count: 96
Quality product, exactly as described. No frills but good value for the price.
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2025 by Ray Theberge
These are great little survival tabs to add to any backpack or home storage, but take the time to study the nutritional information before buying these. The are great for long-term storage over many years (only before opening; they don't have a long shelf life after opening package), and they definitely do not take up too much space when packing. There are better options for emergency food if that's what you are looking for, as these are strictly a survival tab. These tabs are not suitable for keeping up with high calorie or nutritional demands when expending a lot of energy. I would recommend these as a supplemental item to emergency food storage, backpacking food supply, trekking, etc. I feel like they are pretty expensive for what nutritional value you actually get, but they certainly fill the need for an emergency option if you had literally nothing else and needed to survive. I am giving 5 stars because the product is exactly what it is advertised to be, and I bought these after reviewing the nutritional info and knowing full well what I was buying.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2024 by Heather
These do not provide anywhere near the calories needed to survive if you have to move around at all, and even if you're totally immobile (conserving calories), these are completely inadequate. Each tablet has 20 calories, and the instructions say to eat one per hour, 12 per day 240 calories. If you go 'rogue' and eat enough of these to sustain life, they're not bad. At first I thought I got the wrong order since some bags had 12 tabs and some had 24- but it all evened out OK. The flavor is listed with the other info in the circles at the bottom of the bag- not really all that clear initially. The flavors are OK (I opened one of each in chocolate, strawberry, and butterscotch as these were in the 12 tab bags; the vanilla malt is in a 24 tab bag, and I didn't want to open that as I'm just wanting to know what to reorder). I didn't find them to be chalky, though they're not like other things I've eaten. They're easy on my teeth as well. I prefer the chocolate and strawberry (which I'm reordering), but am pleased that in an emergency situation I'd be able to eat any of the flavors and be OK with them. They're lightweight, and great for bug out bags or just emergency rations for natural disasters. But consider the realistic needs you have when you order this product. 240 calories a day is simply not enough. Con - I think that for conserving space, a roll of them would be more practical. Con- WAY too low on the daily calories
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Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2017 by JillinoisRN
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.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2017 by Loki Serrano, Cat of da Wurld (or Mai Hooman)