• Respirators will protect you from inhaling fumes, vapor and gases.
  • Air-supplied respirators – Alternate supply of fresh air
  • Air-purifying respirators – Contaminated air is forced through a filtering system
• N95 Masks
  • N95 – are NIOSH certified and were designed to filter 95% of particulate aerosols. The N means not resistant to oil.
• Survival Book
  • Purchase a step by step, easy to read book that has information about how to survive.
• Folding Stove with Portable Solar Oven
• 9 hour mini candles
• 60 hour pillar candles should be unscented.
  • They are known to drip less and because of their clean burning wax, they are smokeless.
• 100 gallon bladder with a siphon pump
• Camper's shower will let you shower and wash dishes. The container will heat water using the sun.
• Water Filtration System that will filter up to 300 gallons of water.
  • Be sure it is light weight and easy to carry.
• Portable Propane Heater/cooker and disposable propane cylinders can be used as a space heater or a stove for cooking.
• Solar powered multi band and short wave radio with cell phone charger will allow you to be in communication.
• Purchase windup radio and flashlight instead of battery operated.
• Collapsible Five Gallon Water Jugs to store filtered water.
• MRE complete meals are meals ready to eat, self contained, ration in lightweight packaging.
  • Two meals per person per day
  • MRE heater
• Light Sticks will produce light without a power source.
• Magnesium Fire Starters are designed to function under the most extreme conditions and will function whether it is wet or dry.

We also suggest your family own a Deluxe Survival Honey Bucket Kit. These contain a lot of what your family will need in any emergency.