The survival bucket sells online for about $80, but you can get it for less at some Costco stores. When comparing other survival kits on the market, prices can range drastically.

The ReadyWise Emergency Food Bucket — offered in 150-serving and 110-serving protein packs — costs $79.99 and $99.99 on Costco's website, respectively.

On June 30, cookbook author Jeffrey Eisner posted a video on Instagram of the Readywise Emergency Food Bucket—an 132 serving one that he saw at a Costco selling for $62.99.

Costco’s emergency food kit makes us dread the apocalypse even more. The buckets sold at Costco include just-add-water packets that are supposed to be edible for 25 years.

The Readywise Emergency Food Bucket comes stuffed with 150 servings of meal from pasta Alfredo to apple cinnamon cereal for $79.99 online. Shoppers outside a Costco store in Bayonne, N.J., on Dec. 9.

Costco's Readywise Emergency Food Bucket, which customers have since dubbed the 'apocalypse' bucket, features 150 freeze-dried and dehydrated meal servings that can last for up to 25 years.

Costco has an emergency food bucket that lasts 25 years. See how it went viral and the 132 servings that come inside for just $63. “I like that someone thought to consider our desire for variety ...

We found the ReadyWise Emergency Food Supply Bucket to be the best option overall, due to its large amount of servings, 25-year shelf life and variety of cuisines.

Costco is selling an Emergency Preparedness Food Bucket from a brand called ReadyWise, which is advertised as containing a variety of freeze-dried and dehydrated meals that can last up to 25 years.