Keep emergency gear on hand, like power backups, tire inflators, first aid kits and jump starters. (iStock)
Prepare your family for the unexpected with these emergency essentials. Whether you’re facing an unexpected power outage, a fire, car troubles or simply need some basic first aid, these products can help you have peace of mind, so you’re ready for anything. Some are designed to protect important documents, ensure your vital devices always stay charged, give you a guiding light in the dark or even jump start your car in the case of an emergency. While you might not need these items today, it’s smart to always keep them on hand.
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Emergency and safety essentials
Stock up on these essentials to stay prepared for anything.
Original price: $60
This tool has everything you need for an auto emergency. (GiddyUp & The Grommet)
The Kelvin8 multitool has eight tools for emergency situations, including a power bank with a hand crank, seatbelt cutter, window breaker, flashlight, alarm, SOS signal and decibel siren. It fits comfortably in your hand and your car’s glovebox. You can purchase one for $10 off or get two with this offer.
Original price: $22
These compact extinguishers fit anywhere in your home. (Amazon)
Every home needs a fire extinguisher in case of emergencies. It handles grease and gas fires. What really stands out: how easy storage is.
It comes with four individually-wrapped blankets. (Amazon)
Keep a four-pack of emergency blankets in your car and at home. They help retain body heat during cold-weather emergencies and store easily in a trunk or closet thanks to their compact foil packaging. The tear-resistant Mylar can also be reused when kept in good condition.
Original price: $35
Stay safe while you’re out with this strobe light and alarm. (GiddyUp & The Grommet)
Activate this personal safety alarm in seconds to sound a 130-decibel siren — about as loud as a jet taking off. Clip it to a keychain or slip it into a pocket for quick access. Choose a single alarm or take advantage of the buy three, get two free offer.
You can charge this radio in three different ways. (Amazon)
During unexpected power outages, a weather radio keeps you up to date on forecasts. It charges three different ways — USB, hand-crank or solar — so you always have a backup when needed. It also acts as a power bank that gets your phone up and running.
This pack prepares you for camping and hiking emergencies. (Amazon)
This survival kit comes with everything you need for minor emergencies, from a hatchet and hammer tool to a first aid kit and paracord gear. Carry it anywhere in a compact backpack that fits easily with your camping or hiking gear.
The food and water in this kit have a 5-year shelf life. (Home Depot)
A kit like this makes it easy to keep your emergency supplies in one place. Designed for two people, it includes enough food, water, first-aid supplies and other essentials to last three days away from home.
Get all the bandages and other gear needed to take care of minor medical issues. (Amazon)
This first aid kit has bandages, gloves and antiseptic wipes to help you treat burns, scrapes and cuts. Store the compact case in your glovebox or carry-on so you always have essential medical supplies within reach.
Thousands of positive reviews prove the LifeStraw is a practical, helpful tool. (Amazon)
This handy straw filter gives you access to clean water anywhere. As you sip, the straw filters out bacteria, parasites, microplastics, dirt, sand and more. One straw is good for 1,000 gallons of drinking water.
Original price: $30
The zippers are also completely waterproof. (Amazon)
Protect important documents with this fireproof bag, complete with two pockets and two waterproof zippers. The reflective strip helps you spot it in the dark.
Car emergency gear
Stay ready for roadside emergencies with a jump starter, tire inflator and seat belt cutter.
This tool breaks windows and cuts a seat belt. (Amazon)
If you’re trapped in your car after an accident, these seat belt cutters can help you escape. Use the sharp blade to cut through a belt and the metal tip to shatter window glass.
Original price: $90
Jump start your car without another engine. (Amazon)
A dead car battery can ruin your day, so stay prepared with a jump starter. This model can start your car without another vehicle or jumper cables and includes a built-in air compressor for inflating tires. For more power, the Noco Boost jump starter works with trucks, boats and sedans in a compact design.
Original price: $63
Pump your tire up quickly with a discounted inflator. (Amazon)
Need a quick way to pump up your tire after a flat? Keep this inflator in your car for roadside emergencies. It’s simple enough to use one-handed, and the LED screen shows you the remaining battery and your tire’s PSI.
Original price: $22
Take care of tire holes on your own. (Amazon)
Fix a flat quickly on your own with a tire patch kit. Use the included pliers to remove debris, clear the hole with the other tools and seal it with durable rubber strips.
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Get everything you need for roadside issues in one well-organized kit. (Amazon)
Packed into a small bag, this 108-piece roadside kit offers all the necessities in one place — from jumper cables to reflective gear and a first aid kit. With it, you can stay safer when you’re stuck on the side of the road.
Power outage essentials
Don’t get stuck in the dark — these tools keep your home lit during blackouts.
Original price: $26
The wall plug folds into the charger for easy storage. (Amazon)
Save money and reduce waste with rechargeable batteries. This Duracell set includes a compact charger for AA and AAA batteries, along with four precharged AA batteries.
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Light up large spaces with this tiny flashlight. (Amazon)
Stash these mini flashlights around the house for backup lighting during outages. They may be small, but they’re powerful, with multiple zoom modes and both strobe and SOS options for emergencies.
Power seven devices with a compact power station. (Amazon)
The Jackery Explorer 1000 powers up to seven devices at once and weighs just 24 pounds, making it easy to move from room to room or take on the go. Better yet, it recharges in as little as an hour through the app.
This lantern burns for 795 hours in its lowest setting. (L.L.Bean)
An LED lantern, like this one, is great to have on hand for power outages. It produces 400 lumens (similar to a flashlight or headlamp), has three brightness modes and is designed not to crack, even if dropped.
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Original price: $26
Power up to six devices at once with this small bank. (Amazon)
Keep your devices charged with this power bank. It has four built-in cables — USB-A, USB-C, Micro-USB and one for charging the bank itself — so you don’t have to keep track of extra cords. You can also plug in three additional chargers to power up to six devices at once.
While you’re at it, stock up on discounted household essentials and toolbox must-haves, so you’re ready for anything.
