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However, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 44% of people in the U.S. don't have first aid kits, and 48% are not prepared with any supplies in case of a disaster.

Best Overall Emergency Kit: The Superior Fireproof/Water Resistant Emergency Backpack Best for Earthquakes: Augason Farms 72-Hour 4-Person Emergency Food Storage Kit Best for Home: First Aid Only ...

This affordable package provides the basics you’ll need in an emergency. The jumper cables are UL-certified for safety and reliability. It includes an extensive tool set with a durable case, tow ...

Upgrade your first aid to the Recon emergency kit. It’s HSA- and FSA-approved and has over 250 life-saving supplies that can help you treat everything from nasty blisters to sprained ankles.

Our emergency preparedness guide recommends two great general-use first aid kits: the First Aid Only 298 Piece All-Purpose First Aid Kit and the Adventure Medical Kits Mountain Series Backpacker Kit.

This first-aid kit bag is lightweight and portable, making it perfect to bring on a camping or hiking trip. The product has a 4.5-star rating with nearly 13,000 reviews on Amazon.

You probably have an emergency or first aid kit in your home, and your job (we hope) provides emergency essentials at your workplace, so why wouldn't you carry some form of aid in your car?

While The Overlander does have a comparably thorough first-aid kit, the units inside the budget-priced Thrive and AAA emergency kits we tested are apples to oranges next to The Roadie.

This first-aid kit bag is lightweight and portable, making it perfect to bring on a camping or hiking trip. The product has a 4.5-star rating with nearly 13,000 reviews on Amazon.