Mayday 73021-50 Pack of Pouch Emergency Drinking Water

We have purchased these pouches in the past for our earthquakes kits and giving us a sense of having enough water each, in any sudden state of emergency, like an earthquake or fire etc. We replace them When they expire but use them to water plants etc., so as not to waste water and when our new order comes, we put them into our earthquake kits.

Got this to restock my emergency kit. These pouches are perfect, very packable, so I could get a lot of water into the kits without taking up too much space. Easy to open, durable packets so minimal risk of leakage and the water is good quality. 10/10 do recommend for emergency kits and storage.

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Mayday Pouch Water is an exemplary choice for anyone looking to bolster their emergency preparedness supplies, and it earns a five-star rating for its impressive reliability and practical design. These Coast Guard-approved pouches offer a remarkable five-year shelf life, ensuring you can count on them to remain viable through various disaster scenarios such as earthquakes, fires, and floods. The water comes in convenient 4.225 oz (125 ml) leak-proof pouches that not only prevent contamination but also allow for easy distribution and storage. The thoughtful packaging ensures portability without compromising durability; the pouches are resilient under pressure while remaining lightweight—an ideal balance when space and weight considerations are critical during emergencies. Moreover, with 50 pouches included in each pack, Mayday provides both quantity and quality—ample hydration support tailored for peace of mind during uncertain times. Whether stored at home or packed within a go-bag, these water pouches represent an investment in safety and well-being that no disaster-ready kit should be without.

I bought these 4 oz packages to add to my emergency stash. There are plenty of potential places to put these packets since they don't have the bulk of bottled water. The dimensions of the box that holds all the 4oz servings make it easy to keep in any size vehicle. A pair of scissors or a Swiss army knife will be necessary to open the little bags. Granted it isn't much water, 6 ounces might have been a better choice. In many regards, they should resist puncture and breaking better than plastic water bottles, especially now that these are being filled nearly to the top. The packets themselves can easily fit into backpacks or any size plastic container. These would also be excellent backup for a small to average size dog. By all appearances, the foil pack will survive better than an individual water bottle. The shelf life is five years so you don't have to change them out for fresh very often. Yes they're small but when you consider long-term storage of emergency water these packs are sturdy, easy to store and likely to be there if you need them.