The safety and survival of your family will be your main concern in the event of a disaster. This carefully-stocked emergency kit contains packaged food and water to sustain a family of four for the critical first 72 hours of an emergency situation, as well as water purification tablets, a stainless steel bottle and fire starter, fuel and a stove with which you can boil and purify abundant water to survive much, much longer. Protect your family from the elements with ponchos, blankets, a shovel, knit caps and the stove and flame. A crank-powered, 4-in-1 emergency power station provides light, a siren, a phone charger and a radio, and if stranded somewhere, the safety vest, flame, whistle and siren could ensure your family’s rescue. Protect your family by keeping one of these easy-to-grab-and-go survival kits in your home and another in your car, cabin, boat or RV. Kit Contains: (6) Food Bar 2400 Calories, (12) Water Pouches, (1) Light Stick, (1) 5 in 1 Survival Whistle, (1) First Aid Kit 107-Piece, (4) Ponchos, (4) Survival Blankets, (4) Pocket Tissues, (1) Emergency Power Station, (1) Duct Tape 10 yds, (1) Multi-Function Tool, (1) Cord, (3) Bio-Hazard Bags, (24) Pre-Moistened Towelettes, (1) Waterproof Matches, (1) Fire Starter, Fuel (3) + stove, (4) Knit Caps, (1) Safety Vest, (1) Carabiner Clip, (1) Foldable Shovel, (1) Water Purification Tablets, (1) Stainless Steel Bottle, (1) Large Camo Backpack, (1) Emergency Contact Card.
- More than the basic supplies to sustain 4 people the critical first 3 days of an emergency situation
- 5-year shelf-life food and multiple resources for fresh water in handy grab-and-go backpack
- Ponchos, survival blankets, wool knit caps, light sticks and fire starter with fuel for protection against the elements
- Other survival supplies like a foldable shovel, an emergency power station with a siren, radio, flashlight and phone charger, a first-aid kit, survival whistle, duct tape and a multi-function pocket tool
- Keep 1 in your home, your car, boat and RV
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