A SIREN FIELD MANUAL · THE SUPPLY DEPOT

1,003 emergency prep supplies, in one checklist

Water, food, power, solar, radios, first aid, tools, pets, kids and the offline computers that run Survival LLM. Tick what you already have; your ticks stay in this browser. Then shop what you still need, or download the whole list free.

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Water storage and purification

40 items

Ready.gov: at least one gallon per person per day. What water storage supplies belong in an emergency kit? →

Long-shelf-life food

41 items

Two weeks at home, three meals a day per person. What long-shelf-life food belongs in an emergency kit? →

Off-grid cooking

40 items

Heat food and water with the power off. How do you cook when the power is out? →

Batteries and portable power

40 items

Keep phones, radios and lights running. Which batteries and power banks belong in an emergency kit? →

Power stations, solar and generators

40 items

Power through a long outage. What size power station or generator do you need for an outage? →

Lighting

40 items

Every person needs their own light. What emergency lighting should every home have? →

Radios and communication

40 items

News and contact when the internet is down. Which emergency radios and communication gear do you need? →

Offline computing and data

40 items

Run Survival LLM and keep your files without the internet. How do you keep your files and an AI working with no internet? →

First aid and medical supplies

41 items

Supplies, not advice. Learn to use them in a first aid class. What medical supplies belong in a home first aid kit? →

Hygiene and sanitation

40 items

Sickness spreads fast when water and sewers stop. What hygiene and sanitation supplies do you need if water stops? →

Shelter and sleeping

40 items

Stay warm, dry and rested. How do you stay warm and sheltered in an emergency? →

Clothing and cold weather

40 items

Layers you can wear for days. What clothing belongs in an emergency kit? →

Tools and repair

41 items

Fix what breaks. Which tools do you need after a disaster? →

Knives and multitools

40 items

A blade is the most used tool in any kit. Which knives and multitools belong in a survival kit? →

Fire starting

40 items

More than one way to make a fire. What fire-starting and fire-safety supplies do you need? →

Bags and kits

40 items

Ready to grab in five minutes. What is a bug-out bag, and what goes in one? →

Home safety and security

40 items

Keep the house safe when help is slow. What home safety gear protects you in a disaster? →

Gardening and self-sufficiency

40 items

Grow food of your own. What gardening supplies help a household grow its own food? →

Canning and food preservation

40 items

Keep harvests and sales from spoiling. What canning and food preservation supplies do you need? →

Vehicle emergency kit

40 items

Most emergencies start on the road. What should be in a car emergency kit? →

Pets

40 items

Pets need a kit of their own. What goes in a pet emergency kit? →

Babies and kids

40 items

Plan for little ones separately. What emergency supplies do babies and kids need? →

Documents, money and planning

40 items

Proof of who you are and what you own. Which documents and how much cash belong in an emergency kit? →

Books and manuals

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Paper that works when every screen is dark. Which survival books and manuals belong on the shelf? →

Questions

What should be in an emergency preparedness kit?

Ready.gov's basic kit is water (one gallon per person per day), non-perishable food, a battery or hand-crank radio, a flashlight, a first aid kit, extra batteries, a whistle, dust masks, plastic sheeting and duct tape, wipes and garbage bags, a wrench to turn off utilities, a manual can opener, local maps and a phone charger. Add medicines, documents, cash and supplies for babies and pets.

How much water and food should I store?

Ready.gov says at least one gallon of water per person per day, and enough food and water for several days, or two weeks if you are staying home. The free water and food calculator works out the total for your household.

What is the Supply Depot?

A checklist of 1,003 emergency and off-grid supplies in 25 categories, from water and food to power, radios, first aid and offline computers. Tick what you already have; your ticks stay in this browser.

Are the links paid?

Yes. Every "Amazon" link is a paid link: as an Amazon Associate, SIREN earns from qualifying purchases. Each link searches Amazon for a kind of item rather than one product, and nothing here is a product review.

Can I download this list?

Yes. The free downloads page has the full list as a spreadsheet and printable checklists, with no links inside the files.

Is this professional advice?

No. It is general preparedness information. Follow your local emergency managers first, and take a first aid class before relying on medical supplies.

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