“…This model can be used in various situations, such as (i) the demand is certainly known, but the lead time is not certainly known, (ii) the demand is not certainly known, but the lead time is certainly known, or (iii) the demand as well as the lead time is not certainly known (Aprilia, Dahda and Ismiyah, 2020). According to Aprilia, Dahda, and Ismiyah (2020), the Probabilistic EOQ is calculated based on this following formula: with the additional information: EOQ = optimal ordered quantity D = demand S = ordering cost per order H = carrying cost per unit The calculation of safety stock on Probabilistic EOQ plays an important role in preventing shortage. Safety stock in an inventory that is prepared to anticipate any discrepancies between forecasting and actual demand, expected and actual lead time, and other unexpected events to minimize the possibility of shortage (Putri, 2011).…”