Fresh, Safe Drinking Water is the most Critical Survival Need in a Disaster.

Attention: Government Agencies, Law Enforcement, Military & Public Safety Officials

Be prepared for emergencies on land, or on the water with packaged water supplies of lifesaving purified water for use in emergency and rationed survival situations. Space-efficient storage for home, auto, cabin, boat, aircraft and liferaft.

Emergency Drinking Water Pouches and boxes are purified and bacteria free water products specifically designed for emergency preparedness, first responders, and disaster victims. They are an efficient, safe, and effective solution to any contaminated water crisis. We selected this product for its high standards. Compact survival hydration Ration.

72 Hour Survival Kits, Emergencies, Disaster Relief, Camping, Hiking, and Other Outdoor Activities

These emergency drinking water boxes and pouches are tailored specifically for the individual comsumer to small Businesses and up to large scale Corporations & Government organizations. Each can be easily stored in most any environmment to be availabe in the event of an emergency. Our team of preparedness experts are here to assist you in your needs to better prepare your Organization before disaster strikes.

Note on Water Storage:

The average U.S. home uses 65 gallons of water per day per person. It is recommended we store 14 gallons of water for each person. This gives us a gallon a day per person,for a two week period. In the event of a major disruption of our water service, it could easily take at least two weeks to restore service with safe drinking water. Storing 1 gallon of water per day allows for only minimal water usage, basically allowing ½ gallon for drinking and cooking and ½ gallon for sanitation. When you get into a situation where the water is in short supply it is always better to make sure you drink ample water.

The human body is made up of 80% water, all of our bodily functions require water to function properly. We can live for days without food but not without water. Safe clean drinking water should be a major priority.