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Top Quality First Aid Supplies & Survival Gear
Top Quality First Aid Supplies & Survival Gear
Economy Commuter Kit in Cooler Bag
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Economy Commuter Kit in Cooler Bag contains the basics for commuters, work, car, home, office! Water-resistant carry case keeps supplies dry.
Item M-13058
SKU MKT3SP
Economy Commuter Kit in Cooler Bag
Emergency survival kit comes conveniently packaged in waterproof soft-side cooler bag with handle.
Makes a great commuter earthquake kit for on the road!
These Commuter Survival kits are perfect for automobile, school or office.
Cooler Kit includes:
* 1 - Red Nylon Cooler Bag with Handle
* 1 - 2400-cal emergency food bar - 5-yr shelf life, stamped with exp date
* 6 emergency water pouches (4.225 oz ea) - specially packaged & sealed for 5-yr shelf life, stamped with exp date
* 1 - Hand Squeeze Flashlight - Never needs batteries! Bright LEDs last hrs once fully charged, 1 min charging gives 15-20 min light!
*1 - Mylar Emergency Blanket - retains up to 90% body heat
SKU MKT3SP
Item# M-13058
Item# M-13058
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