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4 Person Necessity Survival Kit

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4 Person Necessity Survival Kit

Description

This kit includes the following:

Food and Water: The food and water in this kit have a 5-year shelf life and are meant to provide nutrition for 72 hours.

(24) 4 oz. Water Pouches

(36) 400-Calorie Food Bars

(40) Water Purification Tablets – each tablet purifies one liter of water

(4) 1-Liter Hydration Bags with Straw

Tools and First Aid: These tools can be useful when you need help with navigation, transport, personal protection, or shelter. A first aid kit can be used to treat minor injuries and protect against more serious health threats in a disaster.

(1) 5 in 1 Emergency Whistle

(1) Small Bandage Kit

(3) Alcohol cleansing pads

(1) Butterfly closure

(10) Cotton tip applicators

(2) Gauze pads

(10) Plastic bandages (3/4” x 3”)

(10) Plastic bandages (3/8” x 1 1/2”)

(1) Reusable case

Light and Communication: These items can come in handy if you experience a home power outage, car trouble, or other emergencies.

(1) AM/FM Radio (batteries included)

(1) Deck of Survival Playing Cards – 52 cards illustrating valuable survival skills that will educate and entertain you in an emergency

(1) Hand Rechargeable Flashlight (never needs batteries)

(1) Flint Starter

Shelter and Warmth: These supplies will protect you from wind, sun, rain, and other harsh conditions.

(4) Emergency Blankets

(4) Emergency Ponchos

(4) Hand/Body Warmers

Hygiene and Sanitation: Hygiene is important in a disaster; staying clean can protect against infection, disease, and depression.

(4) Packs of Pocket Tissues

(12) Wet Wipes

(12) Disposable Face Masks

Emergency Survival Kit Information:

This kit was designed using advice from experts in the field of emergency preparedness. It follows guidelines offered by government agencies and nonprofit preparedness organizations.

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