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10. First-Aid Kit - A well-rounded first-aid kit is a must for every BOB and should include antibiotic ointment, painkillers, bandages, sunscreen, wipes, antiseptic lotion, painkillers, gauze, and a tourniquet.
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Read More »Before we dive into why you should have a bug out bag, Let’s first take a look at what you need to include in your BOB and what purpose each item serves. 1. Air Filtration Mask - In case of a dust storm or a tornado, you can’t get clean breathable oxygen without an air-filtration mask. When buying one, take care to choose a model that also has particulate filtration. 2. Waterproof Tent - Mylar tents are specially designed to trap heat and keep water out. You must have one in your BOB. 3. Survival blanket - These blankets are light, thin as sheets, and coated with metal to help retain a lot of heat. Space blankets can also be used as makeshift shelters if needed. 4. Water filtration device and Water Bottle - Needed for making and storing clean water, while keeping contaminants away. 5. Food Bars - The rations you carry should be energy-dense. There are several manufacturers that sell military-approved food bars that have a long shelf life and are specifically designed to sustain yourself in harsh environments. 6. Gloves - Durable gloves will not only strengthen your grip but also save your hands from getting bruised and infected. 7. Waterproof jacket - If your area has unpredictable weather, you must carry a rugged jacket. 8. Knife and Pepper spray - Knives can be handy for self-defense and as a tool in tough situations. Additionally, a can of pepper spray will help you ward off attackers or wild animals. 9. Flashlight - A powerful but compact flashlight should be part of every BOB. You can supplement it with a glowstick as they stay lit for about twelve hours and are easily visible from afar. 10. First-Aid Kit - A well-rounded first-aid kit is a must for every BOB and should include antibiotic ointment, painkillers, bandages, sunscreen, wipes, antiseptic lotion, painkillers, gauze, and a tourniquet. Take some time when packing these to read up on how to properly self-administer first-aid in an emergency situation. 11. Maps and a Compass - Disasters like earthquakes can alter the landscape of your surroundings, making even local navigation difficult. A map and a compass will help you determine exactly where you are and where you may need to go to stay safe or get help. 12. Multi-Purpose Tools - Include a mini-shovel in your BOB to dig trenches, carve out firepits, and for self-defense when outside. You should also carry paracords for fishing, hunting, and securing your shelter. Finally, duct tape, a whistle, and a portable battery are great items to round out your bug-out bag. 13. Sleeping Bag - Having a lightweight and compact sleeping bag can bring some level of comfort if you are forced out of your home. Or even if you are sheltering in place, a sleeping bag can be useful if you are unable to sleep in your bed.
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Read More »14. Cold Weather Gear - If you live in an area that experiences harsh winter conditions, ensuring that your BOB contains items like extra layers of protective clothing, gloves, beanies, blankets, and hand warmers is essential. 15. Glow Sticks - Serve as a great source of additional lighting as well as to signal for help. 16. AM/FM Radio - There are reasonably priced battery or crank operated radios. Having one can keep you well informed during a natural disaster if cellphone service goes down. 17. Duct Tape - This is one of the most versatile and useful survival essentials to any BOB or kit. There are countless uses for duct tape and you will be happy you have it in case of an emergency. 18. Water Bottle - Having a reusable and durable water bottle is essential in any survival situation. 19. Waterproof Matches and/or Fire Starter - These will make life exponentially easier if you are in a survival situation and need to make a fire, especially if you do not have training or experience making fires with primitive tools. 20. Paracord - Another one of those extremely versatile and essential tools to have in your BOB. Like the duct tape, there are endless uses for this rope in a survival scenario. 21. Water Purification Tablets - In many natural disasters, you may not have access to pure drinking water. Having these tablets in your BOB allow you to purify your water on the go. 22. Eye Protection - Googles and sunglasses are great additions to your BOB. You may not have time or you may not remember to grab your sunglasses in an emergency situation, so have an extra pair in your BOB.
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