More Prepared provides a comprehensive range of survival kits designed for various emergencies. These kits are suitable for different situations, whether it is a natural calamity like an earthquake or a human-caused crisis such as a school lockdown. An emergency kit contains essential items that can offer assistance. You can select from our assortment of home and car kits for your family’s needs, school kits for your students, or office kits for your employees. If you cannot find the specific kit you require, feel free to inquire about our customizable emergency survival kits, which can be personalized to meet your specifications and budget.
If a natural disaster were to occur in your area tomorrow, would you be completely prepared? Although it is impossible to know for certain when or how severe a natural disaster will occur, it is important for every individual, family, school, or business to possess a reliable survival kit. Regardless of your location or the specific emergency circumstances you may encounter, having a quality survival kit is indispensable.
No matter if you are getting ready for an earthquake, tornado, wildfire, or hurricane, More Prepared offers standard survival kits that will give you peace of mind. Whether you need a small kit for one person or an extensive emergency response kit for 1,000 people, we have you covered. You can easily and safely store backpack survival kits in a school closet, your car, or your home garage. Most of our pre-made survival kits have a shelf life of at least five years. Our family and individual kits are stored in durable backpacks and containers for easy transportation in emergencies, where quick action is crucial. Our larger kits come with wheels for easily accessing and moving them around.
What to Know About Buying an Emergency Preparedness Kit
When preparing an emergency kit, it is important to focus on essentials in order to minimize weight. Thus, you must meticulously select and include only what is crucial to ensure survival, supplementing the prepackaged emergency kit you purchase. Here are a few recommendations to take into account:
- Hand sanitizer
- The best face masks you can afford, in case you wind up in a tightly packed community shelter
- Baby wipes are the easiest way to clean yourself in the field
- Feminine hygiene products
- A good quality compass, like the Suunto A-10, provided you have the knowledge to use it.
- A map of the area you live in, should you not have access to GPS.
- Extra clothes, if there’s room in the pack. Opt for warm, durable, multipurpose materials like Merino Wool. Do not pack cotton clothing. Cotton gets wet and stays wet.
- Insect repellant
- A good quality first aid kit and the knowledge required to use it. Take a course if you haven’t done so already.
- Prescription medications.
- Earplugs and a sleep mask: an essential for crowded public shelters.