Stocking the cupboards in the event of a pandemic in the USA

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Anonymous wrote:I’ve been to 3 stores which were all out of stock for children’s Advil. Even on Amazon I’m seeing it out of stock.

I got two 3 packs at bjs the other day.

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DH doing the Target run right now. I had him get the usual suspects posted here (food, meds, anti bacterial, paper goods).

I'll be thrilled if we don't need it and end up using it this year and/or donating to a pantry or shelter.

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Anonymous wrote:lol

This title made me laugh. Of course the most obese nation in the world is worried about running out of food.

The bigger issue is what will all of the Starbucks addicts do? God forbid they should have to drink regular coffee at home.

Single serve Starbucks French roast

[Anonymous]

Numbers will probably start jumping way up in the US soon. Probably follow the pattern Italy is following. We’re living in the future pages of a history book now, people.

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Anonymous wrote:In McLean today at CVS out of Tylenol, but tons of Advil. Any reason to prefer tylenol?

Due to the one medication I am on, I can only take Tylenol and not Motrin, Advil etc. Drug interactions may be why?

Either one should work for fever. Advil is better for body aches. In my family of 4, 3 of us take Advil and one takes Tylenol because of chronic stomach issues.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DH doing the Target run right now. I had him get the usual suspects posted here (food, meds, anti bacterial, paper goods).

I'll be thrilled if we don't need it and end up using it this year and/or donating to a pantry or shelter.

Update, I texted DH to add something else to the list and he said "the cart wheels are making noise, I'm checking out now" AKA he's not getting the something else I texted him about.

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Anonymous wrote:Is this really the kind of illness where you want to hold the fever down the whole time. Surely you’ll beat it quicker if you let the fever do it’s job, as long as your not in febrile seizure territory.

I keep fever reducers on hand for kids who can’t sleep at night or are completely miserable.

With this thing the lower the fever the faster and stronger it grows an d can turn into pneumonia. Life threathening fever warrants lowerng but otherwise fever seems the stronger protection against this overtaking the system.

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Anonymous wrote:Is this really the kind of illness where you want to hold the fever down the whole time. Surely you’ll beat it quicker if you let the fever do it’s job, as long as your not in febrile seizure territory.

I keep fever reducers on hand for kids who can’t sleep at night or are completely miserable.

With this thing the lower the fever the faster and stronger it grows an d can turn into pneumonia. Life threathening fever warrants lowerng but otherwise fever seems the stronger protection against this overtaking the system.

Source?

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Anonymous wrote:In McLean today at CVS out of Tylenol, but tons of Advil. Any reason to prefer tylenol?

Due to the one medication I am on, I can only take Tylenol and not Motrin, Advil etc. Drug interactions may be why?

Either one should work for fever. Advil is better for body aches. In my family of 4, 3 of us take Advil and one takes Tylenol because of chronic stomach issues.

So now Tylenol is linked to blood cancer, Aspirin can not be taken in flu as this kills people... what is left?
Luckily fever heals. In most cases best to lower it to non life threathening level an d let it do the job

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Anonymous wrote:Is this really the kind of illness where you want to hold the fever down the whole time. Surely you’ll beat it quicker if you let the fever do it’s job, as long as your not in febrile seizure territory.

I keep fever reducers on hand for kids who can’t sleep at night or are completely miserable.

With this thing the lower the fever the faster and stronger it grows an d can turn into pneumonia. Life threathening fever warrants lowerng but otherwise fever seems the stronger protection against this overtaking the system.

Source?

Ask any doctor.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:DH doing the Target run right now. I had him get the usual suspects posted here (food, meds, anti bacterial, paper goods).

I'll be thrilled if we don't need it and end up using it this year and/or donating to a pantry or shelter.

Update, I texted DH to add something else to the list and he said "the cart wheels are making noise, I'm checking out now" AKA he's not getting the something else I texted him about.

Hahaha...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DH doing the Target run right now. I had him get the usual suspects posted here (food, meds, anti bacterial, paper goods).

I'll be thrilled if we don't need it and end up using it this year and/or donating to a pantry or shelter.

Update, I texted DH to add something else to the list and he said "the cart wheels are making noise, I'm checking out now" AKA he's not getting the something else I texted him about.

Is there a shopping frenzy as on black Friday or business as usually? Lines?...pls report, I need few things bud don't want to wait in mile line

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DH doing the Target run right now. I had him get the usual suspects posted here (food, meds, anti bacterial, paper goods).

I'll be thrilled if we don't need it and end up using it this year and/or donating to a pantry or shelter.

Update, I texted DH to add something else to the list and he said "the cart wheels are making noise, I'm checking out now" AKA he's not getting the something else I texted him about.

Is there a shopping frenzy as on black Friday or business as usually? Lines?...pls report, I need few things bud don't want to wait in mile line

I went to Giant this morning after school drop off and was one of 5 people in the store.

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Anonymous wrote:Is this really the kind of illness where you want to hold the fever down the whole time. Surely you’ll beat it quicker if you let the fever do it’s job, as long as your not in febrile seizure territory.

I keep fever reducers on hand for kids who can’t sleep at night or are completely miserable.

With this thing the lower the fever the faster and stronger it grows an d can turn into pneumonia. Life threathening fever warrants lowerng but otherwise fever seems the stronger protection against this overtaking the system.

Source?

Fever is there to burn out infections - that's why your body raises your temperature.

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Anonymous wrote:I’ve been to 3 stores which were all out of stock for children’s Advil. Even on Amazon I’m seeing it out of stock.

I got two 3 packs at bjs the other day.

I thought you said you got three packs OF BJs the other day. Laughed out loud at my reading error.