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Survival MD (Printed Edition) review
A printed full-color emergency medicine book by surgeon Dr. Radu Scurtu for people without medical training, sold for $37 plus $9.99 shipping with four digital bonus guides and a 60-day refund.
Worth a look
The book itself is clearly described, has a named medical author and comes with a generous refund that does not require sending it back. The sales page is the problem. It anchors the price on a regular $149 and adds $149 of bonus value, both unsupported, uses urgency lines such as today only, claims 87,000 families as owners, and teases medical shortcuts like a three-cent pill for heart attacks and a legal way to stock antibiotics. Medical content that promises to replace a doctor needs careful framing, not teaser copy. If you want a printed first-aid reference and accept the pitch, the refund protects you, but buy it as a book, not as a substitute for training.
- Price
- $50.87
- Billing
- One-time payment, printed book shipped
- Best for
- Preppers and families who want a printed, illustrated emergency medicine reference for when help is delayed
- Not for
- Anyone who would treat a book as a replacement for first-aid training or medical care
Survival MD (Printed Edition) at a glance
Survival MD is a printed, full-color book on handling medical emergencies when professional help is delayed or unavailable. The page credits it to Dr. Radu Scurtu, described as a surgeon who trained in overloaded hospitals, and lists chapters on bleeding and trauma, breathing, shock and CPR, wounds, burns and fractures, infection and medication, sudden illness and building a home medical reserve, with flowcharts, checklists and myth-versus-fact boxes. A page reference suggests the book runs past 150 pages. Four digital guides are added: on children, on pharmacy shortages, on herbal first aid and on pet emergencies. The price is $37 plus $9.99 shipping, and the US form adds sales tax for $50.87 in total. The page says delivery takes 3 to 7 days with tracking, and the 60-day guarantee lets you keep the book and bonuses after a refund. The seller company is not named on the page; support runs through an email address, and Digistore24 is listed as retailer.
- Format
- Printed full-color book plus four digital bonus guides
- Length
- Not stated; the page cites page 153
- Author
- Dr. Radu Scurtu, described as a surgeon
- Price
- $37 plus $9.99 shipping, $50.87 with US sales tax
- Delivery
- 3 to 7 days with tracking; bonuses instant
- Refund window
- 60 days, keep the book and bonuses
- Seller
- Company not named; support by email, Digistore24 as retailer
- Digistore24 ID
- 492636
Well described book
The page lists every chapter area, the format, the author and the four bonus guides.
For offer clarity we give 7.5.
A $149 anchor
The US total of $50.87 matches the page's $37 plus shipping, but the page sets it against an unsupported $149 regular price.
For pricing honesty we give 5.5.
Teaser medicine
The page teases a three-cent heart attack pill, legal antibiotic stockpiles and 87,000 owner families.
For claim discipline we give 3.5.
Keep everything
The page offers a 60-day refund without returning the book or the bonuses.
For refund terms we give 8.5.
Pros and cons
What works
- Chapters and format described in detail
- Named author with stated medical background
- 60-day refund without returning the book
- Shipping cost and delivery time stated
What does not
- Unsupported regular price of $149 and today-only framing
- Teaser medical claims on the page
- Selling company not named
- 87,000 families figure not verifiable
Survival MD (Printed Edition) FAQ
Is it a printed book?
Yes, the page says a full-color printed edition is shipped, with four digital bonus guides.
What does it cost in the US?
$37 plus $9.99 shipping plus sales tax, $50.87 on the US order form.
Who wrote it?
Dr. Radu Scurtu, described on the page as a surgeon.
How long does delivery take?
The page says 3 to 7 days, with a tracking link.
Can I get a refund?
Yes, within 60 days, and the page says you keep the book and bonuses.
The bottom line
The book itself is clearly described, has a named medical author and comes with a generous refund that does not require sending it back. The sales page is the problem. It anchors the price on a regular $149 and adds $149 of bonus value, both unsupported, uses urgency lines such as today only, claims 87,000 families as owners, and teases medical shortcuts like a three-cent pill for heart attacks and a legal way to stock antibiotics. Medical content that promises to replace a doctor needs careful framing, not teaser copy. If you want a printed first-aid reference and accept the pitch, the refund protects you, but buy it as a book, not as a substitute for training.
If you want a product in this category that we rate higher, The Self-Sufficient Backyard (Physical + Digital) scores 6.7/10 and is rated Worth it.
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