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Top Quality First Aid Supplies & Survival Gear
Top Quality First Aid Supplies & Survival Gear
One-Day Emergency Fanny Pack Kit
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1-Day Fanny Pack Survival Kit includes emergency food and water, blanket, battery-free flashlight, poncho, first aid kit, and more!
Item M-13042
SKU MKFP-1DAY
One-Day Emergency Fanny Pack kit
2-pocket fannypack emergency kit contains the following, conveniently packaged in a fanny pack to leave hands free in an emergency.
400-Calorie Survival Food Bar - 5-yr shelf life - stamped with dates of mfr & exp
3 Emergency Drinking Water Pouches - 5-yr shelf life - stamped with dates of mfr & exp
Mylar Emergency Blanket - retains up to 90% body heat
Protective Dust Mask
Hooded Emergency Poncho
12-hr Light Stick
Whistle with Lanyard
8-pc Basic First Aid supplies
Dynamo hand-squeeze flashlight - never needs batteries
SKU MKFP-1DAY
Item# M-13042
Item# M-13042
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