When it comes to emergency disaster survival, you don’t want to leave anything to chance. You could assemble your own emergency bag for such occasions, but there’s always the chance you could leave out something important. With the emergency go bag for one, however, you’re assured of having everything you need. The bag was assembled by experts in the area of emergency preparedness, and they’ve included many different items in this nine pound backpack. You’ll find enough food and water to last for several days, plus water purification tablets in case you need more water. For communication, a mini-radio with batteries is included, as is a loud whistle to call for help. You’ll also find a squeeze-powered flashlight that needs no batteries, candles, a sleeping bag, a poncho, a knife, a hygiene kit, and a first aid kit with bandages, sterilizing pads, and antibacterial strips. There’s also a waste bag to contain any infectious waste, a notepad, a pencil, and a deck of playing cards to give you something to do while waiting for help.

When such a complete selection of emergency supplies for an emergency situation like a hurricane, ice storm, eathquake or power failure has already been put together at a better cost than if you bought everything separately, why would you choose anything else?

In the event of an emergency disaster, you want your child to be able to take care of him or herself. To help with that, the Children’s Emergency Survival Go Bag provides everything a child may need. The bag was created with children up to 11 years old in mind, although older children may still benefit from many of the items included in the nine-pound backpack. The bag includes a number of items, but unlike some other child emergency kits, it also provides room for your child’s own items so he or she can use the bag for other things as well. The kit includes a wide variety of items, including six boxes of water and six food bars, water purification tables, a squeeze flashlight that doesn’t require batteries, glow sticks, a survival whistle, a blanket and poncho, gloves, a dust mask, a hygiene kit, tissues, and a well-stocked first aid kit. A jump rope, set of jacks, and a ball and paddle set are also included to give your child something to do while waiting for the disaster to be over.