April 4, 2009
As mentioned in our last article, ‘2008…Possibly one of the deadliest years in history’, 2008 left behind somber communities with natural disaster after natural disaster devastating countries throughout the world. However, 2008 was an unforgiving year for our nation in other ways, too, as our economy continued to fall apart. Unemployment lines are getting longer, American faith is diminishing, and counting every penny of every dollar is becoming crucial for many families.
Every American has one very earnest thought lingering in their mind, ‘What’s next?’
Feelings of uncertainty and uneasiness can be read on the faces of individuals and families alike without the need for a single spoken word. The truth is, things will probably get worse before they get better…how much worse is the question that perhaps no one has a definite answer to.
It is certain that the future cannot be foreseen, but it is undeniable that change is ahead of us, and hopefully that change is a positive one brought about by a new President and a new outlook. However, while some of us wait patiently for that change to take place, others may panic in the process. A question one may want to ask themself is, ‘What will I do if riots and chaos ensue? How will I protect my family? How will I fend for myself?’ Chaos is the natural order of the world, not calm, but that should not be a reason to fear, rather a reason to prepare.
Panic may stem as a result of a shortage in food and water with people relentlessly raiding grocery stores, it may occur after a government estimation of how long it will take to turn things around, it may transpire as those left without jobs and income realize how long they will have to wait before their first unemployment check arrives.
Calamity may or may not be approaching us, but while we hope for the best, it is imperative that we prepare for the worst. No one will look out for you or your family other than you. Begin making preparations today by equipping yourself with a survival kit including emergency food which is storable, blankets, a survival guide, and other essential tools. It is advisable to also invest in a water purification system lest there become a water shortage or to overcome potential water contamination. Survival equipment will allow you to be self-reliant and can alleviate the stress that comes with unpreparedness. Allow yourself a good night’s sleep knowing that you’ve prepared yourself and your family by becoming proactive in your safety. Preparedness puts the control back where it belongs…in your hands.
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July 29, 2008
Some of the most common disasters are Natural Disasters, such as Hurricanes, Earthquakes and Tornados. If you’re located in an area that is prone to these specific disasters, it is essential to have the proper emergency survival accessories on hand to safeguard yourself and your family. Our accessory kits are specifically customized to meet the challenges you may face during an emergency. They are designed to be used with our 72 hour survival kits, or they can be used on there own.
Our Hurricane accessories arrive in a waterproof container along with a handy, informative Hurricane Survival Guide. Our Earthquake accessories are designed to not only protect you, but to also protect your most important investment, your home.
Now you may be thinking, “Well, what about other types of emergencies? What about diseases and other illnesses?” Don’t you worry, we have you covered! Our Accessory Kits page includes a kit designated for the Avian Bird Flu and also a kit for Hygiene. We understand that while good hygiene is critical to our daily lives, it is even more important to maintain it following a disaster or pandemic. Allow yourself to attain peace of mind by fully preparing yourself. You may not be able to control nature, but you can control how you deal with it.
Here’s to safe living!
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Posted by ccederquist
June 22, 2008
It’s important that you pay close attention to the news and to weather alerts when inclement weather occurs. However, no one can stop a tornado from occurring. Ultimately, proper emergency preparedness is the best choice for you to do for both yourself and your family!
Before a storm know what you will do and where you will go if there is a threat of a tornado. If you have small children, be certain they know the plan as well in case the plan must take place very fast. Having a weather radio as well as backup batteries is desirable and relatively cost effective for singles and families alike.
Ultimately, emergency food and emergency survival items are abundant, however knowing who to trust when purchasing these items is imperative. Having a first-aid kit and other disaster kits on hand is a responsible choice especially if you have children. Lower your risk of injury by staying away from windows. If you are caught on the road and/or outside during a storm, stay within a ditch or somewhere the ground is lowered.
A variety of survival kits for the home are available for various natural disasters from Survival Gear Source. Items such as 72 hour survival kits and first aid kits are must-have for every home. Survival kits include a variety of things:
- Water
- Emergency Food bars
- Radio w/batteries
- Rechargeable flashlight
- Candle & Matches (lighter too)
- Sleeping Bags
- Body Warmers
- Tube tent w/rope
- Ponchos
- Knife, gloves, dust masks
- Hygiene Kits
- First Aid Kit
- Paper & Pencil
- Playing Cards
- Trash Bags
Ultimately, emergency preparedness is important and staying alert and informed is the first step to staying safe. Next, preparing by purchasing a variety of disaster relief items and having them on hand makes the chance of surviving a natural disaster even more likely. Don’t take a chance, purchase survival kits today!
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