Emergency Preparedness Kit

Disaster Recovery Supply offers an emergency preparedness kit that fits almost any emergency.

Our Four Person Deluxe Backpack contains supplies for a variety of emergencies.
Here is a common scenario:

Scenario: A car is traveling down an isolated stretch of road when a natural disaster occurs.

This emergency preparedness kit is packaged in a durable nylon backpack and is designed for the car in case one needs to walk long distances to a safe location. It contains a first-aid kit, a solar/hand-crank powered flashlight, flashing LED siren and light sticks.

To find the location of a safe area, one can use the solar and hand-crank powered radio which never needs batteries to listen to emergency radio broadcasts. The first-aid kit will provide immediate attention for injuries that may have resulted in the crash. An emergency blanket is also included if an injured person goes into shock, which oftentimes they do.

This emergency preparedness kit contains additional items that will help this situation, namely a tent, food, and water that will enable the survivors to stay alive for several days while search and rescue arrives. The Four Person Deluxe Backpack also contains rain ponchos that will keep victims dry in wet weather.

At Disaster Recovery Supply, we hope that you will never have to use an emergency preparedness kit, but rest assured that if you ever do and you have one, you will be so glad that you made the purchase.

Please view all the supplies in our emergency preparedness kits which contain everything you need to survive a disaster.

Thinking the unthinkable! If potential disasters such as earthquakes, hurricanes, floods, wildfires, etc aren’t bad enough……..imagine what life would be like…. if in a heartbeat, we had to go back to living like the early pioneers. The end of life as we’ve become used to. You wake up in the morning to a nice bright sun and reach for that wakeup cup of coffee. Only to find that the coffee maker didn’t go off. Investigating further you find that your clocks have stopped, the TV won’t work, your cell phone is out and on-and-on. And forget about your computer. What could have possibly have happened. A science-fiction disaster?

 As recently reported, the electrical grid that powers everything may be open to threat. Imagine a nuclear weapon is exploded miles above the earth’s atmosphere knocking out power across half the country disrupting electricity grids and everything alse from communication networks to military defenses. Coming to a halt would be banking, transportation, food, water and emergency services. The consequences would be catastrophic. Recovery could take up to ten years or more and cost trillions. Crime would skyrocket. Survival would be an everyday challenge.

Could you survive for that long without communication and transportation? I’m not sure many of us could. We, at Disaster Recovery Supply, are aware of this threat. Although that’s all it is at this point, it’s still better to be safe than sorry. Our products won’t help you for ten years, but they will at least offer some hope for you to get started on a plan for surviving in the future. Our products are available for individuals, families, schools and businesses. Just click on this link for more information.

Tila Tequila could probably use a 72-Hour Emergency Evacuation Disaster Recovery Kit because she may never know when she just might need to get out of a tight spot.  Just kidding, but there are many situations when one just might need to evacuate such as hurricanes, tornadoes, wild fires, earthquakes, flash floods and many more.  Being prepared early is a precaution that everybody living a potential evacuation zones needs to take. Disaster Recovery Supply is here to assist you in making choices. Remember, it’s better to be five years early than five minutes too late!

Listen, listen, listen to rescuer’s warnings! When they say evacuate……EVACUATE!

When people don’t listen to the warnings and choose to ride out fires and storms, they put rescuers in danger if they have to get them out. And they could face second degree murder or manslaughter charges if any rescuers are ever hurt or die during such a rescue attempt. Over the weekend, three people who refused to evacuate were burned when they were overrun by flames, including a couple who had sought refuge in a hot tub. Additionally, five people who refused to evacuate threatened areas reported they were trapped at a ranch near Gold Creek in Los Angeles County. A helicopter was unable to immediately reach them because of the intense fire activity.

 There are thousands of homes in harms way and many more people needing assistance until these fires can be put out. All the more reason for being prepared in advance because you never know when it’s your turn. Disaster Recovery Supply offers assistance in preparedness before possible evacuations and offers a 72-hour Emergency Evacuation Survival Kit. Remember, it’s better to be five years early then five minutes too late!