Question 1

I want to be able to order a years woth of tablets

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I don't think these are well suited to long term survival. While they have a few vitamins/minerals, they aren't going to provide you with all of the nutrients you get from "real food"

If you want to live on these for a year, you'll need a lot more than the dose these are rated on. They base the dose for these on 240 calories/day, which is not sufficient for long term survival, they print on the package that the average person needs 600 - 800 calories per survival, so instead of six 60 day supplies, you really need 18 60 day supplies, and if you're going to spend that kind of money ($2000+), you may as well get a 1 year supply of dehydrated food that's going to be a lot more healthy (and much more tolerable than eating survival tabs every day) and will provide you with 1800-2000 calories/day.

If you really want survival rations, then I'd look at getting some 3600 calorie survival bars, which you can find for $10/each or less in bulk, so for $1000 you could have 1000 calories/day of survival rations, much better deal than survival tabs.

Question 2

I live in SoCal where it's hot all the time. Will these spoil staying in my car trunk?

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1st: Survival tabs are made of low-effective &/or lab-analogue vitamins.  
   And the nutritional panel does not even list potassium..extremely important to survival.  
   And, the label does NOT disclose the dose per each serving, only % of daily amount..which is usually extremely deficient for most. 
That means, it starts out deficient, w/misleading label info, & with exposure to heat in a parked car, it will become less usable, in even one day in a hot car. 
2nd:  Directions say to store in dry, room temp area. 
  That is a direct conflict with “store in your car” said later.  
  DO NOT STORE IN ANY HOT AREA. 
  STORING NUTRITIONAL ITEMS IN A HOT AREA, WILL RUIN THEM AS NUTRITIONAL, & MIGHT GET RANCID.  
Cars reach upwards of 120* to 160*F parked in sun, even if outside temps are still in the 30’s to 50’s *F.  We’ve measured our car @ about 108*F  when air temp outside was 33*F. 
If you want to travel w/them, keep them in backpack or purse with you, to avoid them sitting in a hot car….For any amount of days! 
BOTTOM LINE:  a container of ANY emergency supplies w/medicines, foods, or germicidals, in a car for “just in case”, can cause you Harm, because those things are badly affected by heat &/or light.  Even over a day or two. 
Doing that with an already minimal dose of nutrition, risks turning them into at best, “empty calories”, at worst, harmful to humans changes to the contents.

Question 3

Do you heat them up add water or just chew them up??

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you just eat them. they are not for cooking or dissolving in water.
It's just a soft-chewable tablet. not hard, but not too soft.

Question 4

Would this make you feel full or just keep you alive ?

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Just keep you alive

ASIN	B01G44S1M4
Age Range Description	Adult
Best Sellers Rank	#964,995 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #300 in Emergency Food Supplies
Brand	The Survival Tabs
Brand Name	The Survival Tabs
Container Type	Bottle
Customer Reviews	4.6 out of 5 stars 743 Reviews
Diet Type	Gluten Free
Flavor	mixed
Item Form	Tablets
Item Highlight	Concentrated formula supplies 15 vitamins and minerals per serving - fits neatly in backpacks, glove boxes, or pantry shelves
Item Weight	1.8 pounds
Manufacturer	The Survival Tabs
Model Number	ST-4B-MIX-CH00022
Number of Items	720
Number of Pieces	720
Package Information	Bottle
Package Size Name	60-Day
Part Number	ST-4B-MIX-CH00022
Set Name	Survival Tabs – Emergency Food Supply – 60-Day Original Tabs
Size	7.5 x 5 x 2.75 inches, 1.8 pounds
Specialty	Gluten Free
Unit Count	4 Count

720 Tabs Emergency Food Survival Gluten Free and Non-GMO 25 Years Shelf Life

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