The covert survival kit is something that all preppers should have on hand. Whether you keep it at your desk at work or in your car, you never know when you might need the contents.
We all know that any survival kit is better than no kit at all. That’s why I love the Altoid tin survival kits, and now my new favorite, the pill bottle survival kit.
Unlike their big brother kits, the EDC bags, these little pill bottle survival kits have the bare minimum to survive a night or two in the wild.
The pill bottle has one more ace up its sleeve too; it’s waterproof, so your kit can get submerged, and you will have a dry match or two waiting to get your fire started.
This pill bottle survival kit is easy and cheap to make. I would go ahead and make a big batch of these and keep them in your car survival kit, your kid’s school bag, your wife’s purse, and your pockets.
Razor Blade
Having some sort of blade is vitally important to any survivor for a number of reasons.
Fishing Tackle
Fishing tackle is designed to catch fish but you can make some sneaky traps for small game, as well.
Stormproof Matches
Stormproof matches are a very important part of starting a fire.
Dryer Lint
Dryer lint is the ultimate quick-start tinder.
Neosporin Straw
By cutting a straw down, you can fill the center with things like Neosporin and seal either side with a hair straightener.
Bandaids
Wound care and healing are very important parts of avoiding infection for survival.
Duct Tape
Duct tape does everything! Of course, you want to have some of that around. A little roll goes a long way.
Make your pill bottle survival kit today.
