Your emergency kit is ready
Almost everyone sells the evacuation backpack. But what happens most is a blackout at home or hours stuck in your car. Choose your kit, choose the level, review the products and we build the basket for you to buy on Amazon. It’s that easy.
Three kits, three levels
Each kit covers a different situation. Within each one, choose from basic to most complete.
Choose your kit
Choose the level
Review and buy
Upgrade your kit
Individual items to expand the kit you already have or replace what you have used.
We don’t sell you a kit, we make it easy to get one
We email you when things are about to expire. A kit with expired water is no use to anyone.
- Today
You buy your kit. We store the approximate expiry date of each item.
- Every year
We remind you to check it: batteries, torch, and that the cash is still in the envelope.
- Every month
Useful information in our newsletter: preparedness tips and kit updates.
- Always
We share news, alerts and storm warnings.
What people ask us
Why three kits and not just a backpack?
Because the most common emergencies in Spain are not evacuations. They are blackouts like the one in April 2025, storms and flash floods (DANAs), and snowfalls that leave people stuck on the road for hours. Each situation calls for different things in a different place: a box in the cupboard, a bag in the car boot and a backpack by the door.
Which level should I choose?
If you have nothing yet, Essential already covers the basics. Complete is the one we recommend for a family. Total is for people who live in areas prone to snow or flooding, or far from everything.
Who sells me the products?
Amazon. We choose the products and calculate the quantities; the purchase, payment, delivery and returns are with Amazon, just like any other order of yours. The links go to Amazon Spain (amazon.es), where you can switch the site language to English.
Does it cost more to buy through you?
No. You pay the same as if you searched for each product yourself. Amazon pays us a small commission for recommending them.
How much water do I need?
At home, 2 litres of drinking water per person per day, as recommended by Spanish Civil Protection: 6 litres per person for 72 hours. In the car we allow 1.5 litres per person for a long traffic jam.