Via The Wellness Company
Monday, we reported on the Pentagon’s 90-day emergency preparedness plan for major U.S. military bases.
Now, countries across the globe are urging households to prepare for disruptions of their own.
Belgium: 72 HOURS
Ireland: “Be Emergency Ready”
France: 72 HOURS
Germany: 3 to 10 DAYS
Netherlands: 72 HOURS
Poland: 3 DAYS
Sweden: 1 WEEK
Norway: 1 WEEK
Finland: 72 HOURS
Denmark: 3 DAYS
Estonia: 1 WEEK
Latvia: 72 HOURS
Lithuania: 72 HOURS
Switzerland: 1 WEEK
Taiwan: 7 DAYS
EU: 72 HOURS
These “Be Ready” campaigns encourage families to keep enough essential supplies for at least three days if electricity, water, communications, or other services become unavailable.
The recommended supplies include:
Different countries. Different timelines. One message: Prepare before essential services are interrupted.
Here’s what makes these messages especially revealing.
According to research cited by the UK government, just 13% of people feel prepared for an emergency that could cut them off from essential services.
And 84% want more government guidance on how to prepare.
Think about what happens when a storm closes local roads, a power outage affects nearby businesses, or a pharmacy can’t fill a prescription.
Would your family have what it needs to manage the first few days?
While governments aren’t predicting an imminent crisis. It’s encouraging people to take practical steps now, before disruptions occur.
Food, water, and flashlights are important. But what about medical preparedness?
The Medical Emergency Kit from The Wellness Company helps you plan ahead with:
Whether you’re preparing for a major disruption or an unexpected illness, having a plan can make a difference.
The Pentagon is planning for 90 days. Britain is encouraging families to prepare for three. What’s your household’s plan?
Get 15% off today of ANY of our Emergency Medical Kits with code PREPARED15.**
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[ H/T The Burning Platform ]
First the Pentagon. Now the rest of the World.
Monday, we reported on the Pentagon’s 90-day emergency preparedness plan for major U.S. military bases.
Now, countries across the globe are urging households to prepare for disruptions of their own.
These “Be Ready” campaigns encourage families to keep enough essential supplies for at least three days if electricity, water, communications, or other services become unavailable.
The recommended supplies include:
- Drinking water and non-perishable food
- Flashlights, batteries, and emergency radios
- Essential medications and first-aid supplies
Different countries. Different timelines. One message: Prepare before essential services are interrupted.
Only 13% Feel Prepared
Here’s what makes these messages especially revealing.
According to research cited by the UK government, just 13% of people feel prepared for an emergency that could cut them off from essential services.
And 84% want more government guidance on how to prepare.
Think about what happens when a storm closes local roads, a power outage affects nearby businesses, or a pharmacy can’t fill a prescription.
Would your family have what it needs to manage the first few days?
While governments aren’t predicting an imminent crisis. It’s encouraging people to take practical steps now, before disruptions occur.
Your Medical Plan Starts at Home
Food, water, and flashlights are important. But what about medical preparedness?
The Medical Emergency Kit from The Wellness Company helps you plan ahead with:
- 8 physician-selected prescription medications, like Z-pak, amoxicillin, Bactrim, ivermectin, and more.
- An expert guidebook with medication information
- Access to clinical support when questions arise
- Prescription fulfillment through a U.S. pharmacy
Whether you’re preparing for a major disruption or an unexpected illness, having a plan can make a difference.
The Pentagon is planning for 90 days. Britain is encouraging families to prepare for three. What’s your household’s plan?
Get 15% off today of ANY of our Emergency Medical Kits with code PREPARED15.**
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