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Originally Posted by Cdnwolf
A pound of real coffee. Sugar. From Jericho... bags of salt...
A toothbrush or razor blade
An empty notebook or a pencil.
A canister of unexposed film.
Light bulbs.
Insulin for a diabetic
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Salt will return to the origin of the expression 'worth your salt'. Yep it's mined, but distribution is a problem and it is 'thought to be' essential for food preservation, which is true for some items and methods.
Insulin while it's a good idea, I seriously, very seriously doubt you would find insulin that is not gone south by 2000. If it's the refrigerated type, give it a few days to weeks to go bad. I wonder what the shelf life is on the other stuff. And by 2000, based on the stuff going bad quickly and the diets people are on, I doubt there will be anyone left to take the insulin unless they are type I.. and their life is short if no insulin is avail muy pronto.
Just a thought, but good ideas.. we subbed antibiotics or pain killers for the insulin.