72 hours · 1 person
Go Bag 72 Core
A grab-and-go bag covering the federal 72-hour basics for one adult: light, radio, first aid, warmth, a survival food ration and a way to make water safe.
$129
1 adultPeople
7 daysDuration
12 kgShipping weight
- 7 days · 1 person
Week Kit
A full week at home for one person, with a go-bag inside for the day you have to leave.
$349CAD, plus GST/HST
Ships free anywhere in Canada.
- 7 days of food at about 2,100 kcal a day
- Two 14 L containers: 4 L per day, the federal figure
- Lift-out go pouch for a fast exit
- Lantern, headlamp, radio and 20,000 mAh power bank
- Stackable 60 L tote with gasket lid
- Ships from Ontario, Canada, usually within 2 business days.
- 30-day returns on unopened items.
- Secure checkout by Square.
- Every item listed below, with quantities.
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Overview
About Week Kit
Seventy-two hours is the federal minimum, and plenty of Canadian outages have run longer. Week Kit covers one person for seven days at home: about 14,700 kcal of food, two 14 L water containers to fill from your tap now, and the lighting, radio, power bank and sanitation supplies a week without services calls for.
The top tray lifts out as a grab-and-go pouch with the radio, headlamp, first aid kit and a day of food, so the same kit works whether you stay or go.
What it does not do
We would sooner you knew now.
- The water containers ship empty. The kit is not ready until you fill them.
- Freeze-dried meals need water and are far better hot. This kit has no stove; a gas range still works in most outages, and camp stoves are for outdoor use only.
- Contains no medications of any kind. Add your own prescriptions and pain relievers; there is a labelled pocket for them.
Every item, with quantities
What's inside
Food & water
- Freeze-dried and instant mealsBreakfasts, mains and drink mixes. Needs about 6 L of water in total to prepare.About 12,300 kcal
- Emergency ration barsNo preparation needed2,400 kcal
- Stackable water containers with spigot, 14 LShip empty. Fill from the tap and replace the water once a year.2 (28 L)
- Hollow-fibre squeeze water filter1
- Chlorine dioxide water purification tablets50
- Stainless steel pot, bowl, cup and utensils1 set
- Manual can opener1
Light, power & communication
- Power bank, 20,000 mAh (74 Wh), with cables1
- AM/FM radio with hand crank, solar panel and USB charging1
- LED lantern and LED headlamp with lithium batteries1 each
- Spare lithium AA and AAA batteries8
Warmth, hygiene & first aid
- Wool-blend blanket and reflective bivvy1 each
- First aid kit, drug-free120 pieces
- NIOSH-approved N95 respirators5
- Toilet waste bags with gelling powder14
- Hygiene kit, wipes and hand sanitizer7-day supply
- Heavy-duty garbage bags10
Tools & documents
- Multi-tool, work gloves and duct tape1 set
- Waterproof document pouch, plan card and pencil1
- 60 L stackable tote with gasket lid and lift-out go pouch1
Specifications
| People | 1 adult |
|---|---|
| Duration | 7 days |
| Shipping weight | About 12 kg (40 kg once the water is filled) |
| Tote size | 60 L, 60 × 40 × 34 cm |
| Food energy | About 14,700 kcal (2,100 kcal/day) |
| Water storage | 28 L (4 L/day for 7 days) |
| Refresh by | 5 years; stored tap water yearly |
Helps you prepare for
Questions
Why does the Week Kit ship with empty water containers?
Water weighs one kilogram per litre, so shipping 28 L would more than triple the parcel weight and the price. Tap water stored in clean, food-grade containers is what public health agencies recommend for home supplies; fill them when the kit arrives and replace the water once a year.
How long does the kit last before I need to replace anything?
Food rations and water pouches are good for five years from manufacture, and the shortest-lived items set the schedule for the whole kit. We print a single refresh-by date inside the lid. Check the kit once a year, as federal guidance suggests, and replace anything you have used.
Does the first aid kit include pain relievers or other medication?
No. Our first aid kits are drug-free, which keeps them legal to ship everywhere in Canada and means nothing inside expires in two years. Add your own prescriptions, pain relievers and allergy medication to the labelled pocket.
Can I return it?
Yes. Unopened kits can be returned within 30 days of delivery for a refund. See the Shipping & Returns page for the details.
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