- What exactly is in the kit?
- One 400-calorie emergency food bar, one 4 oz emergency water packet, an LED flashlight with batteries, an emergency whistle, a first aid basics guide, four bandages, five junior bandages, five butterfly bandages, one antibacterial wipe, two alcohol pads and two antiseptic wipes.
- Is it enough for a 72-hour emergency?
- No. It provides a single food bar and a single water packet, which is a snack and a sip, not three days of supplies. Treat it as a starter kit and add water, food and a blanket.
- Where can I keep it?
- It is designed to fit in a desk drawer or a car glove compartment. Heat and freezing in a car shorten the shelf life of the food bar and water packet, so check and replace them.
- Does the flashlight come with batteries?
- Yes, the LED flashlight is listed with batteries included. Store batteries separately from the light if the kit will sit unused for a long time.
- How does it compare with a full survival kit?
- It is smaller and lighter but lacks shelter, warmth, tools and a radio. A full kit covers more scenarios; this one covers light, signaling, a snack and minor cuts.
- How often should I replace the supplies?
- Check the food bar and water packet dates at least once a year and swap the batteries. Replace used bandages and wipes so the kit stays complete.
- Where is the 50 Custom Disaster Prep Emergency Safety Kit - First Aid & LED cheapest?
- At AmberPromos - Custom Printed Products, for $688.00, as of our latest check.