KEEPSURVIV BATCH 001What’s inside
The kit adds small personal items that a prepared room may not have. It does not replace water, food, medicines, certified protective equipment or a complete first-aid kit.
Light & simple signalling
A flashlight, a chemical light source and simple tools for writing and signalling. Chemical light needs no batteries; use it according to its maker’s instructions.
Warmth & comfort
A thermal blanket and disposable local warmers. Proposed allocation: 2 hand, 2 foot and 1 torso warmer. Warmers are not treatment for hypothermia. The mask and earplugs are for everyday comfort around dust and noise, not certified protection.
Small practical tasks
A folding multitool, a ceramic knife for slicing food, basic eating utensils, cable ties and toothpicks. The multitool is not a heavy-duty tool.
Phone & notes
A holder for 4 AAA batteries and a 3-in-1 cable. In the owner’s check, it charged a phone slowly. No guaranteed charge percentage or emergency call is promised; results depend on the batteries and phone.
Hygiene & cleanup
Separate items: one zip bag, one rubbish bag and 10 paper towels. The kit also includes individually wrapped hand-cleaning wipes and antiseptic wipes; check each wrapper for its intended use and ingredients.
Basic dressings
A sterile non-adherent wound pad, bandage and plasters are basic consumables. This is not a treatment kit or a severe-bleeding control kit; no medicines are included.
Packaging
An ordinary compact outer bag with a sealed seam for storing the kit. It is inexpensive packaging, not a rigid waterproof case; sharp items should be covered and packed so they cannot puncture it.
