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Quote from: Solars Toy on January 03, 2014, 04:47:10 AM
I found a better unannounced deal. This one includes two emergency sleeping bags.  Packed and ready to go For only $79.99 Compare the two and see which one would better fit your needs.  I believe both of these are January only deals.

Kit Includes:

Essentials
    1 Heavy Duty Backpack (1 main compartment, 2 small top compartments, 1 medium compartment, and 2 zipping side pockets).
    1 Multi-function Knife (includes scissors, screwdriver, and nail file)
    2 (two) 3M®, N95 Deluxe Dust Masks
    1 Pair of Industrial Leather Work Gloves
    2 (two) 10-hour, Disposable Heat Packs
    10 Yards of 2" Duct Tape
    2 Bright Sticks (provides up to 24 hours of light, 12 hours each)
    2 name brand OB Tampons
    1 (one) 50-foot Rope

Shelter and Bedding
    1 Tube Tent with Rope
    2 Emergency Sleeping Bags – 84"x36" (windproof and waterproof)
    2 Ponchos with Attached Hood (one size fits all)

Communication
    2 Whistles
    1 Hand Crank Flashlight/Radio/Siren (no battery or electricity needed)
    Universal DC Adapter for Portable Electronics (will charge cell phones, portable DVD Players, and any electronics with a DC plug in! Simply plug your DC device into the adapter, and plug the adapter into your hand crank flashlight. No batteries or electricity needed).
    1 Notepad and Pencil

First Aid
    1 First Aid Booklet
    1 Deluxe First Aid Kit Including:
        1 Pair of Scissors
        1 Ace Bandage
        1 Small Roll of Athletic Tape
        2 Iodine Pads
        2 Large Band-aids (4" x1.75")
        20 Standard Size Band-aids
        4 Extra Strength Tylenol Caplets
        4 Pepto-Bismol Caplets
        2 Blistex Chapstick Pouches (.5g each)
        2 Antibiotic Ointment Pouches (.5g each)
        2 Sterile Alcohol Prep Pads
        1 Ammonia Inhalant Respiratory Stimulant
        2 (two) 3" x 2.25" Gauze Pads (2 ply)
        2 (two) 2"x2" Gauze Pads (12 ply)
        2 (two) 4"x4" Gauze Pads (12 ply)
        1 Pair of Tweezers (plastic)
        1 Pair of Disposable Vinyl Gloves

Food and Water
    12 - 8.45 fl. oz. Coast Guard Approved Emergency Water Servings
    2 Coast Guard Approved 3600 Calorie Food Bars
    1 Plastic, 8 Liter Emergency Water Bag (not pre-filled)
    8 Water Purification Tablets (1 liter per tablet)

Sanitation
    1 (one) 2-ply Toilet Paper Roll
    4 Tissue Packs (10 tissues in each pack)
    2 Toothbrushes
    1 Fluoride Gel Toothpaste (.6 oz)
    1 Hand Sanitizer(.5 oz)
    4 Wet Naps
    2 Cloth Wash Towels
    2 Re-sealable Storage Bags
    1 36" x 36" Heavy Duty Garbage Bag

The Emergency kit comes with:
The back pack will come in black or red depending on supply. Color requests are not available at this time. • Bright Sticks (2) • Emergency Preparedness Book  • 53pc First aid Kit  • Dust Mask N95 (2) • Work Gloves (1 Pair) • Hand Towel • Toilet Paper • Toothbrush (2) • Tooth Paste • Soap • Sewing Kit • Shampoo • Face Razor • Shaving Cream • Comb • feminine Pad • Multi Tool Knife • 10 yard Duct Tape • Rope 50ft • Backpack • Pencil • 3600 Calorie Bar (2) • 4.2oz Water pouches (12) • Heat Pack (2) • Waterproof Matches • Emergency Blanket (2) • Poncho (2) • Tube Tent (2) • Dynamo Flashlight Radio • Waterproof Pouch • Water Purification Tablets • 1 Liter Foldable Water Bottle (1) • GI Can Opener • Ziplock Bags (2) • Candles (6 pack)

Check out the Thrive link below.  This kit is on sale this month for $82.99 (regularly $109.99).   Toy

http://www.rochelle_blanco.shelfreliance.com/Rochelle_Blanco

You can search for the 2 person emergency kit.  When you add it to the cart it becomes the $82.99 plus shipping (2 bags is $14.99 shipping)

Even better check out the 2 person survival pack.  Basically the same as above but only $79.99 (normally $160)  You have to put them in the cart to see the price.  Choices... I love choices.

I wish I would have seen this post sooner. This site is great for emergency products. As for the kit itself this is a great way to get the basics but the equipment can be sub standard. You are better off buying individual pieces to replace some of the items in these kits. Don't get me wrong they are great in a pinch but may not be very effective for extended emergencies.