There Is No Substitute For Preparation

From wide fires, to earthquakes, to a global pandemic; with all that has happened in 2020, we look to the future in hopes of being better prepared for the next disaster the universe decided to through at us. It is time to stop having the mentality of "it will never happen to me" because if your guard is down too much then it will eventually happen to you and you will not be prepared to handle the situation.

Every region has its own challenges of severe weather events. No matter the type of natural disaster, it is important for your survival to be prepared because nature will not go easy on you. However, there is no need to panic! Being well prepared for an emergency is simple: All you need is to be cognizant of the materials you'll need in a time of crisis. CPR Savers is here to outline the basic items you and your family might need in a survival kit in case of disaster.

What You Need In A Survival Kit

Hurricanes:

During an emergency like a hurricane, you first need enough food, water, and basic supplies to stay alive. The CPR Savers 72-Hour Survival Backpack Kit provides enough food and water to last 2 people the first 72 hours of an emergency, as well as items like a tent, sleeping bag, body warmers, and emergency ponchos help provide shelter to protect you from wind, sun, rain, and other harsh weather conditions during and emergency survival situation.

You need to obtain news and information related to the storm, know where shelters are located or what steps you need to take to keep you and your family safe. Having an AM/FM radio, survival whistle, flashlight, matches, glow stick, and candle will all help during a power outage--or overnight while outdoors--while also potentially acting as a means of communication for your rescue or to assist in the rescue of others.

Learn more about survival kits and hurricane preparedness here.

Earthquakes:

An earthquake requires similar supplies to hurricanes. You’ll want materials like food and water, and tools to help with light and communications, shelter, and sanitation. The Earthquake Disaster Kit has other tools that can be useful in an earthquake. They will be a valuable resource when you find yourself faced with navigation, transport, personal protection, or shelter troubles:

• 16 Function Knife
• Leather Palm Work Gloves
• 2 N95 Respirator Dust Mask - NIOSH approved
• 50 Feet of Paracord
• Safety Goggles
• Red Hard Had
• 5' x 7' Tarp
• 10yds of Duct Tape
• 3 Function Hatchet (hatchet, pry bar, hammer)
• Pack of nails

Learn more about survival kits and earthquake preparedness here.

Wildfires:

People can be forced from their homes unexpectedly during a wildfire. Survival kits like the 2 Person Emergency Preparedness Wildfire Backpack ensure those affected will be equipped with the proper supplies in the event of such an emergency, even if they must evacuate at a moment’s notice.

This kit contains the essential survival and first aid supplies for 2 people for up to 3 days. With the crank powered flashlight/radio/cell phone charger, multi-tool, food bars and water packs, you are prepared for any situation. It also includes a fire-resistant pouch to keep your valuables safe, a breathing protection mask, a cold pack, and burn treatment supplies. This perfectly sized backpack also leaves extra room to add any additional personal items you may need. The lightweight, easy to carry backpack keeps your hands- free to help others.

Learn more about survival kits and wildfire preparedness here.