If you’re just starting to create an emergency
preparation plan and gather supplies, it can seem overwhelming. It’s
hard to know where to start, how much to store and what kind of
emergencies to prepare for. Some of our favorite TV shows, like Doomsday
Preppers and Doomsday Castle, feature people who dedicate a significant
portion of their time and finances to being prepared for anything. We
can learn a lot from dedicated preppers; however, you don’t necessarily
need to invest in a bunker to be prepared for many emergencies!
Ensuring you have enough supplies to get you through a short-term
emergency doesn’t have to be difficult. In fact, we have several
ready-made kits designed just for this purpose. These kits contain water, basic supplies for hygiene and first aid, basic
supplies for staying warm and keeping dry, food bars and other items (depending on which one you choose), all in a lightweight backpack. Our emergency survival kits are
suitable for families, kids going to college (or graduating from
college), couples who are starting a new life together, and even senior
citizens who want to remain independent. (We love giving these handy
survival kits as graduation and wedding presents because it’s likely to
be one of the most useful gifts in the pile.
Everybody is on a budget, and it’s easy to put off buying emergency
supplies when there’s not an emergency. Our survival kits start at just
$38.99 per person. Kids
going off to college can stash these backpacks in their cars or dorm
rooms, they’re the perfect size to stow in a boat or RV and there are
enough supplies to last for five days. That’s pretty cheap for peace of
mind.
Once you have the basic supplies to get through a short-term
emergency, you can take a little more time to build a supply stash for
longer-term emergencies. One of the best ways to do this is to watch for
our periodic sales on freeze-dried and dehydrated meal kits that can be
safely stored for up to 25 years. Our kits contain from one month to a
full year of meals for
one person or an entire family.
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