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Top Quality First Aid Supplies & Survival Gear
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Case of 1200-Cal Survival Food Bars
- Regular price
- $130.00
- Sale price
- $130.00
- Regular price
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Case of 36 nutritious, high-energy emergency bars
1,200-cal Mayday emergency foodbars. 5-year shelf life, can be stored outside up to 149 degrees. Free of peanuts, tree nuts, nut oils
Item M-73511 - Case of Survival Food Bars
SKU MFB12MC
Case of 36 of our 1,200-cal 5-yr shelf life emergency food bars. Mayday survival bars are a great source of energy and vitamins, and are safe for vegetarians and those allergic to nuts or nut oils.
Made in USA!
Specially sealed and packaged for extended shelf life.
Great for emergency preparedness rations, camping food!
Baked under strict supervision,
can be stored outside up to 149 degrees,
individually stamped with manufacture and expiration dates.
Each 1200-calorie food-bar is 9 oz., pre-cut into 6 pcs.
SKU MFB12MC
Item# M-73511
Item# M-73511
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