> what should i restock on? sanitation/health products (soap, shampoo, toothpaste, antigerms like hand sanitizer and spray-bottle disinfectant, wet wipes, toilet paper, diapers, tampons, condoms etc...) medications, any you can get your hands on is a net bonus to you and others, prescription painkillers and antibiotics are going to be what you want most but good luck getting your hands on those without robbery in a bonafide survival situation -- otc painkillers and cold/flu medication, anti-diarrheals are all insanely valuable and easy to find in any medicine cabinet you open tobacco, alcohol, any sort of drug -- but i'd strongly recommend you avoid trafficking in street drugs like heroin and meth unless you want a lot of problems you haven't thought of coming down on you (such as an overdose and loved ones coming to make things right, or just heavily strung-out addicts looking to get their fix) usbs/hdds with internet porn and entertainment media (popular movies and music are best) unless you think you can get satnet access, very few people have hard copies of this stuff since they all trust that their favorite cloud services like pornhub, netflix, etc. are always going to be there for them clothing but particularly cold-weather, wool and windproof materials are optimal here socks/footwear (important enough they need to be mentioned separate) lighters food, non-perishable if possible, way too much to list but as a tip, peanut butter is worth its weight in gold weapons (duh, anything from a pocket knife to an assault rifle is going to have extreme value) illumination (candles, lanterns, flashlights, night/thermal devices if you can get your hands on them) comms (walkies, radios, both are valuable for transmitting and receiving information or just alleviating boredom) batteries. all you can get. post too big to continue but there's your start. happy bartering/looting! > t. schizophrenic prepper who spends all his free time playing survival sims
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