Emergency Backpack

Emergency Backpack

We are going through a critical period today with the pandemic and we know that in the future things will get even worse – having an emergency backpack can help a lot. We need to be prepared for any situation. Both doctors, security experts and the media agree that prevention often saves us from a number of inconveniences in the face of an unexpected fact. We must keep in mind that our survival may depend on being prepared.

Thus, it is not about preparing a backpack with things like books, games, but with what we really need to ensure our survival.

So, we provide here a list with suggestions of what to put in your backpack. You can change the items according to your family’s needs, but you can take the list we made as a basis.

Our suggestion is to start assembling your backpack right now. Since there are several items and not everyone is able to buy them at once, the idea is to buy gradually – each month something different, until you complete all the items. So the sooner you start, the better.

Always remembering that it is recommended to make a list with the foods and their expiration dates for a control. Keep an eye on that if you are getting close to the expiration of any of them, you can change to a new one with a longer term. At these way you will keep your emergency backpack always up to date.

Also remember to add or change clothing according to the season. For example, leave a thicker, warmer coat if it is close to winter or a less heavy coat and a short sleeve shirt if it is close to summer.

Follow the list:

Supplies: (2000 cal/day)

  • Water – 51 FL
  • Sodium hypochlorite (to purify water) – 1 small bottle
  • Canned corn – 2 cans
  • Tuna or sardines – 2 cans
  • Cereal bars – 6 bars
  • Peanut or chestnut – 0,35 lb
  • Sugar – 0,25 lb
  • Salt – 0,10 lb

First aid and hygiene

  • Soap – 1 unit
  • Toothpaste – 1 small unit
  • Toothbrush – 1 unit
  • Absorbent – set per person
  • Toilet paper – 1 roll
  • Gel alcohol – 1 small bottle
  • Eye drops – 1 bottle
  • Repellent – 1 small bottle
  • Sunscreen – 1 small bottle
  • Band-aid – 10 units
  • Bandage – 1 small unit
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Clothing

  • Long sleeve t-shirt – 1 piece
  • Coat – 1 piece
  • Pants – 1 piece
  • Underwear – 1 pair
  • Tennis or shoe – 1 pair
  • Socks – 1 pair

Equipment

  • Simple backpack – 1 unit
  • Whistle – 1 unit
  • Flashlight – 1 unit
  • Simple pocket knife – 1 unit
  • Lighter and match – 1 unit
  • Simple thin rope – 2 to 3 meters
  • Disposable powder mask – 1 unit
  • Fabric mask – 1 unit
  • Simple blanket – 1 unit
  • Spoon – 1 unit
  • Plastic bag with zip (for documents) – 1 unit

Documents and financial

  • Bible – 1 unit
  • Money – to be defined per person
  • Medical prescriptions – 1 copy
  • Homemade serum recipe – 1 copy
  • Remedy for continuous use for 2 days – to be defined per person
  • SSN or ITIN and DL or Passport – 1 copy
  • Advance Medical Directive/Release (dpa) – 1 copy

Don’t waste time and start your emergency backpack!

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