Bear Essentials Survival | 15 Day Emergency Food Supply |189 Servings | 30,260 Calories | 25 Year Shelf Life | Non Perishable

The pancake batter mix was so "inflated" it nearly busted when i opened the box. I opened it and it had a mildewy smell to it. Must have been wet before it was packaged. Thats the only issue ive seen. Theyre products are normally worth it with the multi year storage.

you could put together a better mix cheaper yourself. unless you are like me, lazy AF.

I have yet to open these because I bought them with the intent of saving them for a rainy day or I guess flash flood since it is emergency food lol I like the packaging makes it look nice to get a box of food which is awesome I do however wish there was a different box type other than cardboard for storage purposes since I live in the PNW and everything gets kinda damp but I could transfer the food to a tote as well. The food is actually packaged nicely. Tells you the servings and when it was "born" which I thought was cute! For a family of 4 we can make it last for awhile if anything ever happend with the amount of servings provided is practical. Overall I enjoyed getting this emergency food and unboxing it with the cute box it came in. Might even take it camping this summer.

It's comes out to something like 16.5 cents per 100 calories. You can't beat that.Now some of it is just white rice..... But it's storable for 25 years in it's packaging.Normally you have to replace it every couple years.I'm going to buy several more. Other 2 week supplies contain half the calories, so technically you could eat 1000 calories a day for 1 month with 1 box.Think about it. $200 for a family of 4 to have a month's supply of food!!!!!

It’s a basic meal prep great price. It comes in the box shown which comes to your door crushed. The contents was not damaged but this company needs to have a better package. If it came packaged better I would purchase one a month. It’s hard to stack the product when the box is crushed and bulging. Gonna purchase some 5 gal buckets to put it in. Other than that it seems to be good.