The Go-Bag Kit
One bag per person, packed before you need it. The Go-Bag Kit is the grab list, and for every item, why it’s there and how to use it when it counts. Each method comes from The Field Manual, checked against what agencies such as CDC, EPA and FEMA say, with the source named.
- Instant download link by email after checkout
- Day edition to print (Letter + A4) and Night edition for your phone
- 30-day refund, no hoops
Inside
- The grab list, as a printable tick-box checklist for each person
- An entry for every item: water and purification tablets, three days of food bars, headlamp and radio, first aid with a tourniquet, a week of medicines, cash and ID copies, a charger and power bank, clothes and rain gear, space blankets, a whistle, lighter and ferro rod, an N95 mask, a multi-tool and a paper map
- How to keep the bag alive: two check dates a year, and rethinking it as children grow
- Emergency Now for your phone: one screen per emergency, with the steps in big type
- A Go-Bag lock screen for your phone
Editions
- Day edition to print (US Letter and A4)
- Night edition for your phone, readable in the dark
Part of The Guide Library and the Grid-Down Kit.
Questions about The Go-Bag Kit
What’s in The Go-Bag Kit?
The grab list as a printable tick-box checklist for each person; an entry for every item, with why it’s there and how to use it; how to keep the bag ready, with two check dates a year; Emergency Now for your phone, with one screen per emergency; and a Go-Bag lock screen.
Which items does it cover?
Water and purification tablets, three days of food bars, a headlamp and radio, first aid with a tourniquet, a week of medicines, cash and ID copies, a charger and power bank, clothes and rain gear, space blankets, a whistle, a lighter and ferro rod, an N95 mask, a multi-tool and a paper map.
Does it include the bag or the items?
No. The Go-Bag Kit is a guide you download: the list, and how to use every item. You pack the bag yourself, one per person.
What formats, and how is it delivered?
A Day edition to print (US Letter and A4) and a Night edition for your phone, readable in the dark. Your download link arrives by email right after checkout and is also on your order confirmation page. Once downloaded, it works with no internet.
Where does the advice come from?
Public-safety agencies such as FEMA (Ready.gov), CDC, EPA, the National Weather Service, USGS and the Red Cross, plus peer-reviewed research, cited where each method appears. General preparedness information, not medical advice. In an emergency, follow local officials and call 911.
Can I get a refund?
Yes. Digital downloads: contact us within 30 days of purchase for a full refund. Drives and printed editions: return them within 30 days of delivery for a full refund of the item price; contact us first and we’ll send you the return address.
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