Here’s an irrefutable fact about prepping: it’s expensive.When food storage, water storage, ammo storage, medical supplies, gathering emergency supplies for your home, gardening, and various other survival related expenses come together, preparing for disaster is quite costly!The good news for you is you don’t have to let the expense of prepping discourage you from doing so if you’re on a budget.At the very least, it’s a good idea to get started with a few basic items and then work your way up from there.One of the most cost effective places for shopping for prepping supplies that few people think about is their local dollar store.Granted, the items and products that are sold at the dollar store may not be of the absolute highest quality, but when you have more money to spend later you will be able to upgrade a lot of the items that you could buy at the dollar store to get higher quality supplies.Examples of survival supplies that you can buy at the dollar store that will be covered in this book include, but are certainly not limited to:-Baking Soda-Fire Starters-Batteries-Bandanas -Aluminum Foil -Coffee Filters-Baby Wipes-Twine-Duct Tape-Seed Packets-Toiletries-Field Supplies-FoodFor each of these items and others that we will talk about, we will discuss the benefits of them for your survival and how to properly apply them in a survival or grid down disaster scenario.You should also be warned that there are many survival items you can buy at the dollar store but that will be much cheaper to buy elsewhere (such as buying items in bulk from Costco or Walmart). We will cover those specific items later in this book as well to ensure that you get the best bargain.Overall, reading this book will be a great investment for you if you are looking for ways you can prepare for disaster on the cheap.