Description
Be ready for the unexpected with the 3-Person Necessity Survival Kit with Backpack. This kit has key supplies for three people for up to 72 hours.
It includes food, water, first aid, light, warmth, and hygiene supplies. Plus, the backpack makes it easy to carry your gear if you need to leave home.
The food and water have a 5-year shelf life. So, you can store the kit now and keep it ready for an emergency.
Food & Water
First, the kit gives three people food and water for up to 72 hours:
- 18 × 4 oz. water pouches
- 3 × 3,600-calorie food bars
- 30 water purifying tablets
- 3 × 1-liter water bags with straws
Each water tablet treats 1 liter of water. This gives you another way to treat water when your main supply is not safe or runs out.
First Aid & Emergency Tools
Next, the kit has basic tools to help in an emergency:
- 44-piece first aid kit
- 5-in-1 emergency whistle
The first aid kit can help with small cuts and scrapes. The whistle can help you call for help when needed.
Light & Communication
A storm or power outage can leave you without light. You may also need news and updates. This kit includes:
- AM/FM radio with batteries
- Hand-rechargeable flashlight
- Flint starter
- Survival playing cards with 52 useful survival tips
The flashlight can be charged again and again. It does not need batteries.
Shelter & Warmth
Staying warm and dry is also important. For that reason, the kit includes:
- 3 emergency blankets
- 3 emergency ponchos
- 3 hand and body warmers
These items can help shield you from cold, rain, wind, and sun.
Hygiene & Sanitation
Good hygiene matters during an emergency. These supplies can help you stay clean when normal facilities are not available:
- 3 packs of pocket tissues
- 27 wet wipes
- 9 disposable face masks
Easy to Carry and Ready to Go
This 3-Person Necessity Survival Kit puts key emergency supplies in one backpack. The backpack makes it easy to store and carry your gear.
Keep it at home, in your vehicle, or near an exit. It can help you prepare for storms, power outages, evacuations, and other emergencies.
The kit was made with help from emergency preparedness experts. It follows guidance from government agencies and nonprofit groups.


