The Navy SEAL Coronavirus Survival Kit
- Clean drinking water.
- Water filtration straw.
- High-calorie Survival Meals that require no water or heat. We call these Meals Ready to Eat (MREs) in the military. Buy only from trusted commercial providers because the real deal MREs are often faked. No use giving yourself food poisoning; buy the good stuff.
- Organic canned and dry food options are a good alternative to the above.
- A good First Aid Kit.
- Over the counter pain and flu medicine.
- Toiletries.
- Soap, alcohol hand rub.
- More water.
- Pet supplies and food.
- Good mask with filtration.
- If you have kids, better get some board games.
- If you have infants, better stock up on required baby items.
- Portable radio with spare batteries in case the internet goes out.
- A few LED headlamps for when the lights go out. They’re hands-free and better than flashlights.
- Portable GPS by Garmin (you never know). I’m also a fan of a map of your tri-state area.
- One good outfit you can put on and wear for a week.
- One good backpack per person