Know who you are buying from-
9https://www.survivalistboards.com/threads/opinions-wanted-regarding-my-patriot-supply.970697/#post-20912852)
A search here shows-
My Patriot Supply (MPS) (Emergency Preparedness, Food Storage & Supplies)
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Main warehouse
My Patriot Supply
1175 South Meridian Park Road, Suite A
Salt Lake City, UT 84104
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this returns zip on Google maps - a new one for me.
Loopnet shows:
428,854 sq. ft. of new construction. 400’ building depth. 50’ x 54’ column spacing with 60’ x 65’ end bays. 36’ clear height. ESFR. Build to suit office and lighting. Gas forced heat in the warehouse. 145 trailer parking stalls. Located at the NW corner of Bangerter Highway & California Avenue. - a large multiuser warehouse type building.
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Business listings for the address shows multiple businesses here:
Ready Hour (readyhour.com)(seems this is a Brand? of MPS)
Patriot Seeds
Emergency Essentials (Contact Emergency Essentials mailing addr in Sandpoint ID)
Alexapure ( shows as water treatment supplies)
Camping Survival (Improvise, Adapt and Overcome) (Sells Ready Hour food packets)
MPS also offers and ‘affiliate’ program. You can read the details if you have any interest - just know that it is offered.
The “About us” page from the MPS site makes no mention of Emergency Essentials.
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State of Utah Business license data
The business name “My Patriot Supply” appears to be available! To find out, register the business name “My Patriot Supply” »
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State of Utah business license for Emergency Essentials
Entity Number: 11309566-0151
Company Type: DBA
Address: 1911 SOUTH 3850 WEST Salt Lake City, UT 84104 Registered Agent: Gary Bringhurst
Registered Agent Address: 1911 SOUTH 3850 WEST
Salt Lake City, UT 84104
NOTE how these (MPS/EE) are related is unknown. See below
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The business name “ReadyHour” appears to be available! To find out, register the business name “ReadyHour” »
For most people here, no need for ‘Survival Food’ that lasts 25 years, since this crap will be over (one way or another) in 25 months. Far better to simply buy the far cheaper and better quality canned food and bagged/packaged starches (unless you’re into keto), which are still good for at least 5 years, and often 10 years. Then just toss them out if not need.