
Survival Kits and Equipment Do you require a Ready Made Survival Kit,?? or perhaps you need a few items to put with your own supplies...? We can help! READY MADE KITS COME AS A BACKPACK KIT FOR 1 PERSON for $260 ...ADDITIONAL PERSON @ $30 EACH AND INCLUDE; Food - for 3 days (per person) Water - small quantity, but collection container and sterilising tablets included Shelter - tarp, thermal blankets and sleeping bags (per person) Lighting - torches (dynamo - no batteries required) , matches, lightstick, candle Communication - Dynamo powered Radio (includes cell ph charger, Siren and torch) light sticks, whistle First aid kit - comprehensive, just add your own medications Tools - duct tape, pocket multi tool, braided line, leather gloves, dust masks Hygiene - toilet paper , hand sanitiser , medical gloves, rubbish sacks, and more!!! WATER AND FOOD Store water. Civil defense says we need 3 liters person per day... aim for 3 days minimum!) Water containers Collapsible are good. take up little room and easily carried Water purification Tables are available to add to water to ensure it is safe to drink (aqua tabs) FOOD specialised emergency bars are designed to... feed 1 person for 72 hours, Very basic, but take up little room and offer all calories /nutrients needed. Cans are heavy to carry and need tools, utensils, cooking? , dried/dehydrated food require precious water. The Food is approx $19 per person, and this emergency bar provides nourishment for 1 person for 72 hrs (9 'meals') DONT FORGET Special food for babies - bottles, food/formula ALSO elderly and PETS (including additional water) COMMUNICATION Radio dynamo or solar do not require batteries (Look for dynamo torch /radio /siren combos) Whistle easier to attract attention than yelling Glow sticks these will glow overnight even if you are asleep or unconscious... bend and shake to activate, safe SHELTER Tarp or a small tent . Can use this to collect water if raining or dewy mornings Foil Blankets or even better Foil Sleeping bags. one per person. Poncho cheap disposable basic protection from weather Can use large rubbish sack too. One per person. LIGHTING Torch dynamo powered torches are great no need for batteries. (Look for dynamo torch /radio /siren combos, I have two, one as a backup) Candles short fat ones (for safety reasons..less likely to fall over) ... i prefer Light sticks or Glow Sticks just bend and shake for safe comfortable lighting these will glow overnight even if you fall asleep or become unconscious Matches-waterproof and/or lighter. I carry both TOOLS Multitool often these have knives, can openers, screwdrivers etc.. you never know quite what you may require. Leather Gloves to dig through rubble Dust masks for dusty conditions /volcanic eruptions (consider dust/mist N95 masks as these will suffice for pandemic purposes as well) Rope or braided line tie up your tarp/ shelter - many uses Cable ties i have these in our personal kit - handy for lots of things Duct Tape strong tape for repairs, strapping - many uses PERSONAL ITEMS First aid kit Essential! also add medications that may be required, asthma inhalers, heart pills etc (keep updated and current) *Consider; Pain relief - paracetamol or ibuprofen. Sunblock. Antibiotic cream. itch cream Toilet paper for hygiene uses, but also handy if required to start a fire Rubbish sacks emergency toilet, hygiene, also cut arm/head holes for makeshift raincoat, or shelter Personal items soap, Hand sanitizer, toothpaste & Brush, comb, (baby) wipes, Sanitary items, Nappies Babies supplies bottles, food/formula Additional items* Money small denomination bills. Money may be hard to access in an emergency Documents Copies of the front page of your passport / drivers licence and insurance details and any other important docs. Playing cards /tennis ball (for the kids - reduce boredom?) Sunblock / Sun hat /raincoats - seasonal Suggestions Store your kit by an exit, somewhere easily accessed in an emergency. Carshed/Garage? Have sturdy shoes beside your kit ..and if you have time remember to grab essential items like glasses, hearing aids, walkers, baby's favourite toy...etc ...And last but not least DO IT NOW!!!!! I Sell all the items listed above. Many you can collect easily yourself, or feel free to email me at trish@safekits.co.nz for more info! Back to First Aid Kits.

Survival Kits and Equipment

Do you require a Ready Made Survival Kit,?? or perhaps you need a few items to put with your own supplies...? We can help!

READY MADE KITS COME AS A BACKPACK KIT FOR 1 PERSON for $260 ...ADDITIONAL PERSON @ $30 EACH

AND INCLUDE;

Food - for 3 days (per person)

Water - small quantity, but collection container and sterilising tablets included

Shelter - tarp, thermal blankets and sleeping bags (per person)

Lighting - torches (dynamo - no batteries required) , matches, lightstick, candle

Communication - Dynamo powered Radio (includes cell ph charger, Siren and torch) light sticks, whistle

First aid kit - comprehensive, just add your own medications

Tools - duct tape, pocket multi tool, braided line, leather gloves, dust masks

Hygiene - toilet paper , hand sanitiser , medical gloves, rubbish sacks,

and more!!!

WATER AND FOOD

Store water. Civil defense says we need 3 liters person per day... aim for 3 days minimum!)
Water containers Collapsible are good. take up little room and easily carried
Water purification Tables are available to add to water to ensure it is safe to drink (aqua tabs)

FOOD specialised emergency bars are designed to...

feed 1 person for 72 hours, Very basic, but take up little room and offer all calories /nutrients needed.

Cans are heavy to carry and need tools, utensils, cooking? , dried/dehydrated food require precious water.

The Food is approx $19 per person, and this emergency bar provides nourishment for 1 person for 72 hrs (9 'meals')

DONT FORGET Special food for babies - bottles, food/formula ALSO elderly and PETS (including additional water)

COMMUNICATION

Radio dynamo or solar do not require batteries (Look for dynamo torch /radio /siren combos)
Whistle easier to attract attention than yelling
Glow sticks these will glow overnight even if you are asleep or unconscious... bend and shake to activate, safe

SHELTER

Tarp or a small tent . Can use this to collect water if raining or dewy mornings
Foil Blankets or even better Foil Sleeping bags. one per person.
Poncho cheap disposable basic protection from weather Can use large rubbish sack too. One per person.

LIGHTING

Torch dynamo powered torches are great no need for batteries. (Look for dynamo torch /radio /siren combos, I have two, one as a backup)
Candles short fat ones (for safety reasons..less likely to fall over) ... i prefer
Light sticks or Glow Sticks just bend and shake for safe comfortable lighting these will glow overnight even if you fall asleep or become unconscious
Matches-waterproof and/or lighter. I carry both

TOOLS

Multitool often these have knives, can openers, screwdrivers etc.. you never know quite what you may require.
Leather Gloves to dig through rubble
Dust masks for dusty conditions /volcanic eruptions (consider dust/mist N95 masks as these will suffice for pandemic purposes as well)
Rope or braided line tie up your tarp/ shelter - many uses
Cable ties i have these in our personal kit - handy for lots of things
Duct Tape strong tape for repairs, strapping - many uses

PERSONAL ITEMS

First aid kit Essential! also add medications that may be required, asthma inhalers, heart pills etc (keep updated and current)

Consider; Pain relief - paracetamol or ibuprofen. Sunblock. Antibiotic cream. itch cream

Toilet paper for hygiene uses, but also handy if required to start a fire
Rubbish sacks emergency toilet, hygiene, also cut arm/head holes for makeshift raincoat, or shelter
Personal items soap, Hand sanitizer, toothpaste & Brush, comb, (baby) wipes, Sanitary items, Nappies
Babies supplies bottles, food/formula

Additional items

Money small denomination bills. Money may be hard to access in an emergency
Documents Copies of the front page of your passport / drivers licence and insurance details and any other important docs.
Playing cards /tennis ball (for the kids - reduce boredom?)
Sunblock / Sun hat /raincoats - seasonal

Suggestions

Store your kit by an exit, somewhere easily accessed in an emergency. Carshed/Garage?
Have sturdy shoes beside your kit
..and if you have time remember to grab essential items like glasses, hearing aids, walkers, baby's favourite toy...etc

...And last but not least

DO IT NOW!!!!!

I Sell all the items listed above. Many you can collect easily yourself, or feel free to email me at trish@safekits.co.nz for more info!