Zombie Apocalypse Disaster Kit with Links

There are many lists of useful items that would go well in your disaster kit. Things like, water, duct tape, and bandages, all belong in your (Hurricane, Flood, Earthquake, Tornado, or Zombie Apocalypse) Disaster kit. But what I really needed, was a complete list with links to the best products. This is my attempt at that list. (Disclaimer: Amazon links are affiliate links. Items are all in the top #100 of their category. Ideas for list items taken from the CDC and from FEMA.)

• Water—one gallon per person, per day (3­day supply for evacuation, 2­week supply for home)
• Single Bottles
• One-Gallon Container
• Purifier Tablets or bottle
• Food—non­perishable, easy­to­prepare items (3­day supply for evacuation, 2­week supply for home)

• 72 hour kit meals
•  Food bars
• Flashlight

• Battery ­powered or hand­crank radio (NOAA Weather Radio, if possible)
• Extra batteries
• First aid kit - (Stop the bleeding with a bit more variety, a bit more Complete)
• Medications (7­day supply) and medical items. (Stop the pain, reduce a fever.)
• Multi­purpose tool
• Sanitation and personal hygiene (feminine, too) items (bucket toilet seat)
• Copies of personal documents (medication list and pertinent medical information, proof of address, deed/lease to home, passports, birth certificates, insurance policies) (Keep them safe)
• Cell phone with chargers
• Family and emergency contact information
• Extra cash
• Emergency blanket 
• Map(s) of the area (printed and protected)

Consider the needs of all family members and add supplies to your kit. Suggested items to help meet additional needs are:

• Medical supplies (hearing aids with extra batteries, glasses, contact lenses and solution, syringes, cane)
• Baby supplies (bottles, formula, baby food, diapers)
• Games and activities for children
• Pet supplies (collar, leash, ID, food, carrier, bowl)
• Two­-way radios
• Extra set of car keys and house keys
• Manual can opener

Additional supplies to keep at home or in your kit based on the types of disasters common to your area:

• Whistle
• Compass

• N95 or surgical masks
• Nitrile exam gloves
• Matches (strike anywhere are better, no need for the box)
• Rain gear
• Towels (this little thing is super absorbent)
• Work gloves
• Rope
• Hatchet
• Tools/supplies for securing your home
• Extra clothing, hat and sturdy shoes
• Plastic sheeting and/or tarps
• Duct tape and electrical black tape
• Scissors
• Household liquid bleach
• Entertainment items
• Blankets (more comfy than mylar)
• Safety Glasses
• Sleeping bags
• Empty 5 gallon bucket and a Gamma lid to reseal it
• Garbage bags
• Shovel - folding

• Cargo straps
• Lighting
• Flashlight
• Two-Mantle propane lantern
• Food Preparation
• Standard gas grill (portable)
• Camp stove
• Dutch Oven
• Can opener
• Power 

• Car power inverter
• Generator

• Solar chargers (portable electronics and larger)
• Batteries
• Fuel Sources
• Gasoline (gas can/jug) (fuel life extender/stabilizer)
• Propane cylinders (large-gas grill size, and small-camp stove size)
• Charcoal
• Wood
• Oil (for your lamp)
• Matches
• Guides and Information
• Books 

• The Zombie Survival Guide: Complete Protection from the Living Dead

• U.S. Army Zombie Combat Skills
• Boy Scout Handbook
• The Scout's Outdoor Cookbook (Falcon Guide)
• Emergency Food Storage & Survival Handbook: Everything You Need to Know to Keep Your Family Safe in a Crisis
• U.S. Air Force Survival Handbook
• Protection
• Pepper Spray (for bears, I actually carried some for a summer job)
• Ammunition 
• Crowbar - Gordon Freeman's very own from Half-Life

Where to put all your stuff? 

• Hydration backpack
• Bucket
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Other Useful Items

•  Israeli Gas Mask
• Movies and TV shows to help you learn what will and won't save you

• Resident Evil
•  28 Days Later
• The Walking Dead
• I am Legend

• Games to help you brush up on your Zombie survival skills
• Half-Life
• Left 4 Dead
• Plants vs. Zombies

Pre-Packaged Disaster Kits

 Could you do better by just purchasing a pre-made bug-out bag? Maybe. At least you'll know what's inside if you build one yourself. However, it simplifies the buying process, here are two ready-made options.

• Bag Style

• Bucket Style

Do you have a better product recommendation? Let us know in the comments.