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Build your own emergency kit

Over thirty individual items to build or top up your own emergency kit: water, food, light and power, first aid and tools.

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Building your own emergency kit puts you in control of exactly what goes in the bag. This category brings together around 31 individual items across water, food, light and power, first aid and tools. It is the practical route if you already own part of the basics, or if your kit has to account for children, pets or prescription medication.

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Work from the largest need down. Start with water: about three litres per person per day, plus a water filter in case the tap stays off longer than expected. Then food you can eat cold and without cooking. Add light and power next, with a battery lamp and a power bank, then an emergency radio so you keep receiving information. Finish with a first aid kit sized to your household and the personal items nobody else can pack for you: medication, copies of your documents, small cash and something to keep children occupied. If you would rather not decide item by item, start from Complete emergency kits instead.

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Water for three days, food you can eat cold, a light source with spare batteries, an emergency radio and a first aid kit. Add a power bank and copies of your key documents. Everything else is built around that core.

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