Supply planner

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supplies

Set the length of the crisis and who you are protecting. The supplies you need update as you move the sliders.

Duration

2 weeks

14 days

Adults1
Children0
Pets0
Activity
Climate
Units
Calories per day
2,400
664 g dry food per adult
Water per day
3.8 L
53 L over 2 weeks
Total weight
78 kg
118 L of storage
Estimated cost
$212
Rough US bulk prices

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Food

  • White rice2.8 kg
    Keeps 25+ years sealed in mylar with oxygen absorbers
  • Pasta906 g
    Cooks faster than rice and uses less fuel
  • Rolled oats887 g
    Can be soaked overnight, no cooking needed
  • Dried beans & lentils1.5 kg
    Protein + fibre. Lentils cook in 20 min; beans need soaking
  • Cooking oil380 g
    Most calorie-dense item you can store. Rotate yearly
  • Peanut butter343 g
    Fat and protein, no cooking. Check for nut allergies
  • Canned meat & fish1.4 kg
    Heavy, but ready to eat without fuel
  • Honey & sugar553 g
    Honey does not spoil
  • Powdered milk371 g
    Calcium and protein, especially for children
  • Dried fruit & veg225 g
    Vitamins and variety
  • Salt84 g
    ~6 g per person per day. Also for preserving food

Water

  • Stored water53 L
    2 × 7-gal (26.5 L) jugs = 14 days. Rotate every 6 months
  • Unscented bleach3.8 L
    Treat water (8 drops per gallon) and sanitise. 1 gal per 90 days

Fuel & power

  • Propane (20-lb tanks)1 tanks
    2 lb of fuel to boil water and cook dry staples
  • AA batteries5 cells
    Headlamps and radio. Lithium cells keep for 20 years

Sanitation

  • Toilet paper3 rolls
    1 roll per person every 5 days
  • Heavy-duty bags7 bags
    Bucket-toilet liners and waste when plumbing fails
  • Soap bars1 bars
    1 bar per person per month. Hygiene prevents disease
  • Toothpaste1 tubes
    1 tube per person every 2 months

Medical

  • Multivitamins14 tablets
    1 per person per day to cover gaps in a staples diet
  • First-aid kit / refills1 kits
    One full kit plus a restock every 3 months
  • Prescription meds14 days
    Days of supply needed. Ask your doctor about stocking up

Equipment

Any duration

Essentials

  • Manual can opener×2
  • Headlamp×1
  • Hand-crank / solar radio×1
  • Multi-tool×1
  • Cash in small bills$200+
  • Copies of documents×1 set

2 weeks+

Shelter in place

  • Camp stove×1
  • Gravity water filter×1 + spares
  • Solar panel + power bank×1
  • Bucket toilet kit×1

3 months+

Extended isolation

  • Heirloom garden seeds×1 vault
  • Sprouting jars×3
  • Warm clothes & bedding×1 sets
  • Hand tools & repair kit×1

12 months+

Long-term self-reliance

  • Hand grain mill×1
  • Pressure canner×1
  • Rainwater catchment×1 system
  • Water storage barrels×2+

Estimates only. Water follows the FEMA / Ready.gov baseline of 1 gallon (3.8 L) per person per day, doubled in hot climates; up to 30 days is stored and the rest is assumed collected and filtered. Calories are ~2,000–3,000 kcal per adult by activity and ~1,600 per child, +15% in the cold. Plan separately for allergies, infants, medical needs and special diets.

Doomsday Registry
Duration
2 weeks
kcal/day
2,400
Water/day
3.8 L
Weight
78 kg