ER™ 30 Person Lockdown Survival Kit
Why is the QK ER™ Lockdown Survival Kit the best on the market?
Quake Kare ER™ Bars and Water Pouches are certified by the U.S. Coast Guard to store safety for up to 5-years reducing the need and expense of replacing expired food items each year. The ER™ Food Bars do not contain common allergens including nuts and coconuts and are formulated without cholesterol and trans-fat. The bars come packaged in a re-sealable pouch and are scored into 9 individual pieces for easy consumption. Each bar can be easily crumbled and combined with water to form a paste for individuals who cannot consume hard foods. The unique non-thirst provoking formula and pleasant lemon vanilla taste make the ER™ Bar a sustainable choice for survival victims.
The strategic packaging of the kit ensures a hygienic location for employees and students to use the bathroom – an essential need when in lockdown for several hours. Toilet bags, deodorizing chemicals and biohazard bags help maintain a sanitary environment. Use the emergency blanket and duct tape to erect a temporary shelter around the bucket for privacy.
The 30 Person Lockdown Survival Kit will fulfill the basic needs of your students and/or employees during an extended lockdown situation. Rest assured your school or business will be equipped with sufficient food, water and necessary items to maintain safe and sanitary conditions when faced with a lockdown.
This Survival bucket kit is designed specifically for a lockdown situation in a classroom or office. The bucket contains essential items to sustain up to 30 individuals in lockdown until the all-clear. Emergency rations include (3) 3600 Calorie ER™ Food Bars and (30) ER™ Water Pouches. When divided equally, the food bars and water pouches can sustain up to 30 individuals for several hours. The supplies come packaged in a water-resistant 5-gallon bucket that students can use for emergency sanitation purposes. A snap-on toilet seat, deodorizing chemicals, toilet paper, and bags help to maintain hygienic conditions. If safe to do so, tune the AM/FM radio to a local broadcast to receive essential news bulletins and updates.