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Product Features
- Because you never know where you are going to be durning an emergency
- Affordable price, great quality
- Food and water have a 5 year shelf life
- Great for the house, car, boat, camper, RV or office
- Emergency Zone Brand
Item Description
With affordability and durability in mind, this kit is ideal to keep in the vehicle, by the door or in the workplace. You in no way know when disaster can strike, so do not rely on FEMA to provide for you the very first few days immediately after a tragedy, supply for yourself. This kit consists of the following::
ORGANIZATION: 1 Oversized Backpack (significant enough to not only carry the included supplies but also extra private items)
LIGHT AND COMMUNICATION: 1 Flashlight with 2 D Batteries, 2 Eight Hour Light sticks, 1 AM/FM Radio with 2 AAA Batteries
Climate PROTECTION: 2 Reflective Blankets, 2 Emergency Ponchos, 1 Tube Tent
FOOD AND WATER: two 3600 Calorie Food Bars (made in the USA and US Coast Guard authorized for a 5 year shelf life), 12 4.2 oz Water Pouches (packaged in the USA and US Coast Guard approved for a five year shelf life), 1 bottle of 50 Potable Aqua Water Purification Tablets
Initially Aid KIT: 15 Bandages three/eight" x 1.5", 15 Bandages .75" x three", 2 Sterile Sponge Dressing: 2" x two", 6 Alcohol Pads, 2 Antiseptic Towelettes, two Butterfly Closures, 10 Cotton Tip Applicators, 1 Iodine Pad, 2 N95 Masks
MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES: 1 Multi-tool Knife, 1 5-in-1 Survival Whistle, 1 50 ft Rope, 1 Operate Gloves, 1 Emergency Preparedness Guide
Client Reviews
Strictly speaking, this 72-hour kit has the items as listed in the product description. Yet, the general top quality is poor, though there are some very good capabilities. The beneficial points are:
The backpack is roomy adequate to add other items to the kit.
The water is in convenient packages.
The flashlight and radio come with batteries.
The perform gloves are produced of study materials (but they are not sewn together properly).
Some of the concerns are:
The 5-in-1 "survival whistle" is additional of a low cost plastic toy than anything truly beneficial.
The ponchos and blankets are flimsy.
The tiny radio is a toy radio.
The alleged 1st help kit does, in reality, have the 53 pieces as advertised: ten cotton swabs, one iodine pad, two antiseptic towelettes, six alcohol pads, and a handful of bandaids. It might possibly be sufficient for a Girl Scout going to summer camp, but otherwise, it is pretty useless.
Thinking of the poor good quality of most of the items, it is way overpriced for its worth.
I purchased 3 unique Emergency Zone kits since we have a massive family members. We looked at making our own kit but by the time we even went to Walmart to get the backpack and all the stuff inside, it would have turned out to be a lot far more expensive. We bought a four person kit along with this 2 person kit. They have the similar items, just a unique quantity of each and every of course. It quite significantly takes care of the normal items like food, water, radio, flashlight, first help kit and a couple of tools. The Survivor four Person Emergency Kit we bought along with this had alot more items and a great backpack with lots of pockets to organize things a lot more, but this one is a decent kit and a good cost. There is additional area in the back for private items. Just after pricing the kits out there, I assume this ia great get and I am happy with the top quality.
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