If there's a world war after 30 days, what can you do?
Tips: The following items should be obtained in secret. Don't buy too much at once. Don't buy all in one place.
Before the War:
Store up soap, razor slices, sugar, salt, matches, candles, needles, toothpaste, water purifier, vitamins, various kinds of medicines, and sanitary napkins, etc. These things can be used or can be exchanged.
Store up seeds. Wheat and potatoes are recommended, because wheat is easy to preserve and potatoes are easy to mature.
Some metals and food may be used for war. We can recycle before war and sell it after war.
Save the radio and battery. Listen to international news every day. Internet is not safe, because it is easy to get your personal information.
Change money into precious metals and keep it properly. But sometimes you don't expect gold to change into food.
Store up contraceptives for gestational age women.
Prepare high quality bicycles and spare parts, tires, maintenance manuals.
Prepare the ionization radiation meter.
Build a bunker in the countryside as far as possible.
Paint the bunker white, Lead Glass is used on roofs and walls. The main material of the floor is steel and lead. White is to reflect the nuclear war heat radiation, lead is used to prevent ionizing radiation, and steel is used to prevent EMP. EMP can destroy almost all transistor electronic devices. Computer and radio should be kept in a sealed steel box.
Prepare all kinds of scientific and medical basic books. You can store the electronic version in microfilm and keep it properly.
Prepare potassium iodide and cysteine. Potassium iodide is used to prevent radioactive iodine. After the nuclear explosion, take the medicine within four hours, and take 1000mg on the first two days, then 500mg a week, the rest is 100mg per day. The whole process takes 2 months. Cysteine can prevent certain radiation and take it as early as possible.
About Food (minimum requirements):
Water - 400 kilograms / quarter. (Should be replaced at least every three months)
Wheat - 165 kilograms per year.
Edible Oil - 23 kilograms per year.
Salt - 450g per year
Multivitamins - 365 tablets per year.
It is estimated to be $260 per year.
About Medical Treatment:
First Aid Manual
Water purifying agent (such as chlorine dioxide)
Bandage, gauze, cotton swab, cotton ball, medical adhesive plaster
Iodophor, alcohol
Antibiotics, antibiotic ointment, (such as Erythromycin)
Antiviral drugs (such as Ribavirin)
Antifungal agents (such as ketoconazole)
Antipyretic analgesics (such as Paracetamol, Ibuprofen)
Antihistamine (such as Chlorphenamine)
Antidiarrheal (such as Montmorillonite powder)
Cough syrup
Digestants (such as Domperidone)
Aspirin
Antipruritic cream
Sodium bicarbonate (treating gastric acid)
Clove oil (for toothache)
Potassium Permanganate (for sterilization)
Oral rehydration salts
Irrigator
Scalpel
Tweezers
Hemostatic forceps
Scissors
Thermometer
Syringe
Medical suture needle
If you have a chronic disease, please prepare the medicine.
The drugs are estimated to be $1300 per year.
Medical equipment (three sets) is estimated to be $35.
About Tools:
Knife, machete
Axe
Hammer
Saw
Clamp
Spade
Hoe
Drill
File
Glue
Rope
Barrel
Cloth Tape
Plastic Sheeting
Lubricating Oil
Duct
Wire
Aluminum Foil
Crowbar
Bolt Driver
Nails and Screws
About Health:
Disinfectant
Toilet paper
Plastic bucket
Rubbish bag
Toothbrush
Toothpaste
Soap
Liquid shampoo
Shaver and Razor blade
Detergent
Comb
Scissors
Towel
Mirror
Broom
Mop
Tampon
About Equipment:
Backpack
Clothes (hats, underwear, socks, boots, etc.)
Blanket
Moisture-proof pad
Water kettle
Lunch box
Compass
Mirror
Glasses
Sunglasses
Telescope
Swiss Army knife
Knife Slicker
Whistle
Match
Flint
Lighter
Magnifier
Candles
Flashlight
Battery
Map
Parachute rope
Fishline and Hook
Tritium lamp
Wire saw
References:
Wikipedia
The Book of Survival
The SAS Survival Handbook