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Tornados, Hurricanes survival

Being prepared for an emergency gives one peace of mind. Community services may be slow in coming or if the disaster is great may be non-existent. Experts say having emergency food and emergency water for the first 72 hours of an emergency is important, but there are other things you need to consider in order to be able to help yourselves and your family such as lighting, communication, first aid. Remember the lessons of Hurricane Katrina, you can't always count on receiving help right away.

What could say "I love you" better than I want you to survive should a disaster happen.

We have the survival tools, survival kits and survival information you need for the first 72 hours or more of emergency situations. The recent wildfires in California brings home how quickly an emergency situation can arise, day or night. Some of the people evacuated had time to grab just a few photos and important papers before getting out. Think of having a survival pack just ready to pick up and go.

Some of our recent storms have caused long power outages. Power outages can disrupt or cause concern for food and water supplies. Think of the relief of having 72 hours of emergency food and water supplies.

SURVIVAL KITS: With our survival kits you can be prepared wherever you are – in your home, school, business or auto.
EMERGENCY FOOD: A 3 day (72 hours) supply of emergency food in your survival kit is recommended by FEMA and other emergency agencies. Our food rations have a long shelf life.
EMERGENCY WATER: The same recommendation for water, a 3 day supply. Our emergency water and our emergency food bars have a 5 year shelf life.
FIRST AID: We have a variety of items in our first aid kits to prepare you for any emergency.
EMERGENCY LIGHTING: We have battery operated flashlights, solar powered flashlights and no battery flashlights.
EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION: We have both battery powered and crank or solar radios to keep you informed.