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Emergency Supplies

DEFCON Warning System

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Since we stopped doing business with My Patriot Supply, we have been looking at new ways to bring emergency supplies to you in a way that can also help us fund the site.

To that end, we affiliated with Amazon. If you click on our Amazon link, anything you buy connected to that link will help support us! We hope we linked to some good items for you.

Now, this is the part I am going to hate...

Amazon requires us to make three sales from that link within the first 180 days, otherwise they cancel our account. Not fair, I know.

So if you were planning on getting some emergency supplies, it would really help us if you were to get them from our Amazon link: Emergency Supplies

Patrons, you are not seeing the banner image on the site because it is blocked for you, since advertisements don't show up. But you can click the link above and it will take you to Amazon with our affiliate link.
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Our account with Amazon has been approved. Thank you to everyone who bought supplies from Amazon through our link! Commissions earned go to support The DEFCON Warning System, and 10% of everything we receive is donated to charity.

There are a number of promotions that Amazon runs. We'll link them here in case you want a deal and want to help support the site.

We've moved this thread out of the General Announcement forum so you can ignore this if you don't want to see merchandise advertisements.
 
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We've updated the Emergency Supplies link to include radiation supplies. This is a generic search, mind you, so we can't vouch for the effectiveness of anything. But it's there for you to look in to if you want it. Iodine pills are always a good thing.

Some of the radiation detectors are for medical purposes and aren't useful for nuclear war. If you want a radiation detector for nuclear war levels of radiation, be prepared to spend several hundred dollars. Not fifty dollars!
 
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