Today is the day to Get Better Prepared

Nobody lasts long without food and water—and it's an easy place to start.

We recommend several types of food storage:

• Everyday Food in your pantry that needs to be rotated;
• Bulk Dry Foods like rice, beans, and wheat; and
• Freeze Dried Foods that maintain taste, texture, and nutrition for 25+ Years.

Backpacking meals aren't just for camping, they're also great for 72 hour kits. And don't forget to store water—not only will you need it to wash and drink with, but you'll need it to rehydrate foods.

You are your own first responder.

Whether you’re at home, in your vehicle, in an emergency—or just out on an adventure, it's your responsibility to be ready to perform when it matters the most. Be prepared with the essentials:

• First aid supplies for wound care
• Medications and remedies for Illness
• Training to use the proper equipment and medications under stress

Once you have first aid covered at home, a kit to your car, and keep a smaller kit with you when you travel. Injury or Illness can rarely be predicted, so be prepared wherever you go.

Power outages are more than an inconvenience, they can prove life-threatening in any season.

Consider three types of backup power:

• Portable power banks for travel & small electronics
• Solar Generators for renewable energy to power medical equipment, lighting, fridges, electronics indefinitely
• Whole Home Power Backup for off-grid living and grid disruption due to overload, natural and man made disasters

The best power options allow for everyday use—not something you have "just in case," but products that enhance your life by supplying power anywhere and anytime you need it.