KIT-01
In preparation
Kits in preparation. Launching soon
// 72 h readiness
Emergency backpacks ready before you need them
We are putting together kits that let you leave home in a few minutes and cope for the first three days. Sign up and you will be among the first to hear about the launch.
01 / Recommendations
Why 72 hours?
The safety guide prepared by the government recommends that the contents of an emergency backpack should let you survive for at least 72 hours. That is how long you may have to rely on yourself before help arrives.
Source: recommendations on gov.pl
72 h
how long the backpack contents should last according to the recommendations
4 l
of water listed by KW PSP in Poznań
8
item groups on our checklist
1
backpack, packed and waiting by the door
02 / Contents
What is inside
Eight groups of items that should be in an emergency backpack. Choose a group to see the details.
Water and food
Supplies for three days, no cooking needed.
- Drinking water (approx. 4 litres)
- Long-life food
- Energy bars or dry rations
- Water filter or purification tablets
Health and hygiene
First aid and basic hygiene.
- First aid kit
- Regular medication
- Dressings, bandages and plasters
- Foil emergency blanket
- Soap and hand sanitiser
- Face masks
- Bin bags
Light and fire
To see and keep warm after dark.
- Torch with spare batteries
- Lighter or matches
Communication and navigation
Information, signalling and finding your way.
- Battery or wind-up radio
- Phone
- Signal whistle
- Compass and local map
- Notebook and pencil
Power
Power when the electricity is out.
- Power bank
- Car charger
- Spare batteries
Documents and cash
ID and money close at hand.
- ID card and important documents
- Copies of documents on a USB stick in waterproof packaging
- Cash in small denominations
Clothing and shelter
Warm and dry for three days.
- Change of clothes
- Rain jacket
- Sleeping bag
- Sleeping mat
Tools
Minor repairs and improvisation.
- Multitool or penknife
- Cord
- Insulating tape
03 / Kits
EMORO kits
Ready-made backpacks where every item has its place. We are working on them now. Sign up and we will notify you about the launch.
05 / Plan
Get ready in 4 steps
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01
Pack your backpack
Gather the items on the checklist and keep the backpack somewhere easy to reach.
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02
Make a plan
Choose a meeting point with your loved ones and write important numbers down on paper.
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03
Check regularly
Check the expiry dates of water, food and medicines, and the battery level.
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04
Practise
Go through the plan with your household so everyone knows what to do under stress.
06 / For organisations
For businesses, schools and institutions
Preparing a team, pupils or training participants? Leave your details and we will prepare an offer on kits for your organisation.
- Bulk orders
- VAT invoice
- Offer tailored to the number of people
07 / FAQ
Frequently asked questions
01What is an emergency backpack?
It is a backpack packed in advance with items that let you leave home quickly and cope for the first days of an emergency: water, food, a first aid kit, light, a radio, documents and cash.
02How long should it last?
Government recommendations say at least 72 hours, or three days.
03Where should I keep the backpack?
Somewhere you can grab it straight away, e.g. by the front door. Everyone in the household should know where it is.
04How often should I check the contents?
Regularly. Check the expiry dates of water, food and medicines, and the charge of batteries and the power bank.
05When will EMORO kits be available?
The kits are in preparation. Sign up to the list and we will notify you about the launch.
06Can I order kits for a company or school?
Yes. Fill in the form in the For businesses section and we will prepare an offer.
08 / Launch
Be the first to be ready
Leave your email. We will write when the kits are available.