





Emergency Pharmacy Field Kit (EPFK)
A robust supply of prescription medications when you're hours or days from help.
- Physician reviewed.
- Discreet shipping.
- Field tested.
What's Included
- Antibiotics: Amoxicillin-Clavulanate (Augmentin), Azithromycin, Cephalexin (Keflex), Doxycycline.
- Antivirals and antifungals: Oseltamivir (Tamiflu), Ivermectin, Fluconazole (Diflucan).
- Pain and anti-inflammatory: Naproxen, Ibuprofen, Prednisone, Cyclobenzaprine (Flexeril), Acetaminophen.
- GI and nausea: Ondansetron (Zofran), Loperamide, Famotidine, Docusate.
- Allergy and respiratory: Diphenhydramine, Loratadine, Guaifenesin, Benzonatate (Tessalon).
- Protocols and guides: Color-coded FIELD MANUAL, reference guide, medication instructions, organizational decals.
Expected October 1, 2026
After checkout, your order confirmation email includes a secure link to begin your HIPAA-compliant patient chart with the Physicians of AMC Medicine LTD.
When Medical Help Isn't Available
These aren't hypothetical situations. They happen every day, and when they do, the gap between standard first aid and real medical capability becomes critical.
- Wait hours or days for medication access.
- Rely on basic OTC options that won't treat serious illness.
- Hope the infection or injury resolves on its own.
- Risk complications from delayed treatment.
- Immediate access to prescription-grade medications.
- Clear field manual protocols to guide treatment decisions.
- Antibiotics, antivirals, anti-inflammatories, and more on hand.
- Confidence and capability when it matters most.
Important: The EPFK requires a valid provider consultation. This ensures you receive medications appropriate for your health profile and understand how to use them safely.
Watch Before You Decide
- How to get your field kit.
- What's inside the Emergency Pharmacy Field Kit.
- Where this kit makes sense.
- Who the Emergency Pharmacy Field Kit was created by and for.
Who the EPFK is for
The EPFK was designed for anyone who understands that being prepared isn't paranoia; it's responsibility.
Why Preparedness Matters
Natural disasters are increasing in frequency and intensity, and emergency response times keep growing, in rural areas and cities alike. When every minute counts, waiting is not a strategy.
At the same time, more people are traveling into backcountry, developing nations, and remote regions where modern medicine doesn't follow. Individual medical preparedness has never mattered more.
Join the WaitlistWhat's Inside the Kit
| 28× | Amoxicillin-Clavulanate (Augmentin) Antibiotic: broad-spectrum bacterial infections. |
| 12× | Azithromycin (Z-Pack ×2) Antibiotic: respiratory and skin infections. |
| 28× | Cephalexin (Keflex) Antibiotic: skin and soft tissue infections. |
| 21× | Doxycycline (Vibramycin) Antibiotic: broad-spectrum, tick-borne illness. |
| 10× | Oseltamivir (Tamiflu) Antiviral: influenza. |
| 20× | Ivermectin Antiparasitic. |
| 4× | Fluconazole (Diflucan) Antifungal. |
| 30× | Probiotic Formula GI support alongside antibiotics. |
| 30× | Naproxen (Aleve Rx) Pain and inflammation. |
| 30× | Ibuprofen Pain and inflammation. |
| 30× | Prednisone Steroid: severe inflammation and allergic reaction. |
| 30× | Acetaminophen Pain and fever. |
| 30× | Cyclobenzaprine (Flexeril) Muscle relaxant. |
| 30× | Ondansetron (Zofran) Nausea: orally disintegrating. |
| 30× | Loperamide (Imodium Rx) Diarrhea. |
| 30× | Famotidine (Pepcid Rx) Acid reflux/heartburn. |
| 30× | Docusate Stool softener. |
| 6× | Phenazopyridine UTI symptom relief. |
| 30× | Diphenhydramine (Benadryl Rx) Allergic reaction: antihistamine. |
| 30× | Loratadine (Claritin Rx) Allergy: non-drowsy. |
| 20× | Guaifenesin Chest congestion. |
| 30× | Benzonatate (Tessalon) Cough suppressant. |
| 1× | Color-Coded Field Manual and Reference Guide Step-by-step medication use instructions. |
| 1× | Organizational Decals Color-coded kit organization. |
Every medication in the EPFK was selected by medical professionals for its effectiveness in managing common and serious field emergencies: no fluff, no fillers. Available in Standard or with the Condition One Waterproof Case (padded dividers, extra field protection); select your option above.
Why we created the EPFK
The team behind Austere Medicine Consultants has spent years operating in environments where the nearest hospital was hours away, or didn't exist at all. That experience revealed a consistent, critical gap in emergency preparedness: prescription medications.
Most people build emergency kits with bandages, splints, and OTC medications. But when a serious infection sets in, when nausea makes eating impossible, or when an allergic reaction escalates, those kits fall short. The EPFK was built to fill that gap with medically sound, field-tested solutions.
Born From Field Experience
The EPFK was developed by civilian physicians, Army healthcare providers, Special Forces medics, and Ranger medics with extensive experience managing medical emergencies in austere, resource-limited environments.
The Gap We Identified
Standard first-aid kits treat only surface-level injuries. Serious illness (infections, respiratory emergencies, severe GI illness, allergic reactions) requires real medications. Those medications were only accessible in clinical settings. Until now.
The Goal
To give prepared individuals, families, and professionals access to the same quality of medical tools normally reserved for clinical settings, packaged for field use with clear guidance on how to use them responsibly.
Field Reports from Our Customers
Frequently asked questions
What medications are included in the EPFK?
How does the consultation process work?
How are the prescriptions issued?
Is the kit legal to travel with?
How long do the medications last?
How should the kit be stored?
Who is eligible to purchase the EPFK?
Additional Details
Everything you need to know about the consultation, prescription, fulfillment, and storage process.
- After completing your purchase, a hold is placed on your credit card. You will receive a link to create a patient account and complete your intake form.
- The intake form collects your health history, current medications, known allergies, and basic demographic information.
- A licensed provider reviews your intake and evaluates whether the EPFK medications are medically appropriate for your profile.
- Processing typically takes up to 2 business days. You will be notified by email once your review is complete.
- Prescriptions are issued by licensed providers in your state of residence.
- Each prescription is legitimate and issued in your name, not generic or pre-written.
- The consultation and prescription fees are included in the EPFK cost.
- If a provider determines a medication is not right for your circumstance, an alternate will be provided, or the final cost of your kit will be adjusted. Once finalized, the hold amount will be adjusted, and your card will be charged the final amount (it will never be MORE than the advertised price).
- Once prescriptions are issued, your pharmacy of choice will ship the medications, and AMC will ship the FIELD MANUAL, color-coded stickers, and Condition One case (if selected).
- All shipments use non-descript, discreet packaging. Nothing on the outside indicates the contents.
- Typical delivery time is within a few business days after prescription approval.
- Tracking information is provided when available.
- Store your EPFK in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight and heat sources.
- Do not expose medications to temperatures exceeding 140°F (60°C). Avoid storing in vehicles during hot weather.
- Most medications carry a shelf life of 1 to 3 years from the date of dispensing. Check individual expiration dates.
- Review and refresh your kit annually as part of an ongoing preparedness rotation schedule.
Don't Wait Until You Need It
Emergencies don't wait for a good time.
Get physician-prescribed medications in hand before you need them, not after.


