An emergency dental kit. You will be very glad having one if you ever need a
temporary fix or toothache relief!

While there’s more to a 72-hour survival kit than just food, what do you recommend regarding food choices? Here’s a starter list..

Three magnifying glass recommendations for fire starting. A nice survival add-on to your fire starting kit…

Heat reduces the shelf life of food. It can be a significant factor for any food kept in a hot vehicle for long.

First think about the Categories of items needed for your tailored 72 hour bag emergency kit. Then drill down from there for specifics…

A list of items to consider for a work survival kit, in case you get stranded there, or for any reason – just in case.

A dog bug out bag kit? What would you bring with you during an evacuation for your dog? Don’t forget about your pet’s preparedness…

A diy First Aid Kit in a Ziploc bag is great for a small pack. Just add some essentials and you’re good-to-go. Here are some ideas…

200 calorie Datrex Food Bars, 18 of them vacuum sealed in a Food Brick, a great choice within an emergency survival kit.

A list of winter survival gear for your car in the event that you become stranded or need to wait a long time for help.