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Top Quality First Aid Supplies & Survival Gear
Top Quality First Aid Supplies & Survival Gear
Survival Blanket
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Mylar Survival Blanket retains up to 90% body heat, great for emergency shelter, ground cover, weather protection, warmth, or signaling device for emergency air support, search and rescue teams!
Item M-10741
Mylar Survival Blanket will retain up to 90% of your body heat -- great for emergency shelter, ground cover, weather protection and warmth.
These versatile emergency blankets may also be used as a signaling device for air support and search and rescue teams.
Made from lightweight, packable mylar material, these emergency blankets take up very little space in your emergency backpack or auto safety kit, and opens to a roomy 84" x 52" size!
Developed for use by astronauts, these emergency survival blankets are sometimes referred to as space blankets.
Great for camping, earthquake kits, emergency lockdown, disaster preparedness
Also available in handy case of 250 survival blankets!
SKU M-10741
Item# M-10741
Item# M-10741
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