Two Person Radiation Survival Kit

Introducing our newest Shepherd Series Kit: the 2-Person Radiation Survival Kit. All packaged into the rugged Maxpedition Remora Gearslinger are some of the most important and necessary items in protecting yourself and your family from a nuclear disaster. By purchasing these items as a kit you will save over $100!!  As always, Free and Fast Shipping! 

Included in the Two Person Kit:

Maxpedition Remora Gearslinger - Ultra Rugged and Durable, the Perfect Bug Out Bag.

One NukAlert - Will tell you where it is safe and where it is not.  Essential to finding your way safely out of the fallout zone.

Two RADStickers - 2 Personal Dosimeters that will keep track of how much radiation you've been exposed to over time.

Two Packages of Thyrosafe (20 Adult Doses, 40 Child Doses) - Enough potassium iodide for 2 adults that will protect you from radiation for 10 days until you can find your way to safety.

Two Adult Readi Masks - Will completely seal around your eyes, nose, and mouth to keep away the most dangerous radioactive particles from entering your body.

Two N95 NIOSH Masks - Backup mask to the Readi Mask as you move away from the radiation danger zone; will filter potential radioactive dust or particles from entering your body.

Two 1200 Calorie Food Bars - These bars are completely vacuum sealed and might be the only food you can trust that is not already contaminated with radioactive dust or particles. 5-year shelf life.

One Package of Potable Aqua Plus (50 tablets ~ 25 Quarts of Water) - Will filter and disinfect your water, making it safe to drink.

One BOTA Outback Water Particle Filter with Nalgene Bottle - Will filter potentially life threatening radioactive particles from your water.

One Maxpedition All-Weather Tactical Black Clicker Pen - This all-weather pen will write even in the most adverse of conditions.

One Maxpedition 3 x 5 Rite in the rain Waterproof Notebook - All-weather notebook to keep track of where you've been and what you've been exposed to.

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