Family 72 Hour Kits
In-Home Emergency Preparedness
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U.S. Coast Guard Approved Emergency Food and Water
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No Nut Oils in Food Bars and Safe for Vegetarians
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Long Five (5) Year Shelf Life
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72 Hours / Three (3) Days Survival Essentials
We are pleased with the value of our disaster emergency home kits especially made for all your homes emergency supply and survival needs. If you have been considering emergency and disaster supplies, but are unsure exactly where to begin, our home kits can take all the worry out of your planning. Our kits have been designed with the help of emergency and disaster specialists and are designed to get you and your family through the first 3 critical days of a crisis. When a disaster strikes, usually the first casualty is electricity, which means that you will have no water or refrigeration. Our family home kits will provide you with food and water that is safe to eat and drink, sparing you from the risk of using contaminated supplies. Although the kits come in wide range of sizes and complexity, you will always find 72 hours’ worth of clean water and food. As dealing with food allergies can present a serious problem, the emergency food contained in our kits has been produced under the most stringent and quality-controlled conditions, and contains no nut products at all. Mayday Survival Bars have a five year shelf life and will remain edible and nutritious over wide temperature range. The apple cinnamon flavor is pleasant and these bars will not provoke thirst. Those of you who do not eat animal products can be assured that these emergency bars can be used without worry.
Preparing for an emergency before it happens is the best way to make sure that it will not become a determining factor in your life or your family’s. The range of kits we have available will help to provide you with an easy and quick way to assure your protection and survival. There is now no reason, or excuse, not to be prepared for an emergency or disaster.
Terrific volume pricing available with purchase order(s) always welcomed.
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