Seven Oceans Long-Life Emergency Drinking Water 500ml For Liferafts, Lifeboats Survival

I keep a couple or four of the 50g bags on my person at all time's when I'm out Bushcraft'in for anymore than 2 day's.You MUST look at worse case scenarios if camping out.Mine is a broken limb and lost backpack while being soaked from a fall into water and 2-4 day's walk to get help.If that happened do i have enough equipment on my person for First-aid,Direction,Fire 🔥,Water 💧,Food and shelter to get me home?.My answer is yes with Max quality available and lightest load.To have a day's worth of fresh drinking water is a God send.When walking quite long distances you know how much you need water and even though i would have a Drinking Straw with me having ready available water without having to process it while you rest up for a day to heal-up a bit is well worth taking a few Pks.Especially if it's hotter temperature's!.Seven Ocean's do these portable sealed water bag's perfectly and haven't seen a company that come's close!Also EVQ8 is a fantastic company to deal with and have great quality equipment and service.If you need it for rafting,camping,sport's or whatever this is the product to get and these are the people to deal with.You will get good quality, as described at a reasonable price and you can't say fairer than that nowaday's can you?.....

So far untested so i cannot comment on taste or anything.as far as packaging everything seems perfect, i was lucky to receive a very recent batch of water so i have pretty much the full 5 years life span.it seems high priced considering its bottled store bought couterparts, until you take into account, this is perfect to pack and forget in a survival kit.Where as bottled water would need to be replaced very frequently. Also bottled water is not safe to drink over time as plastic bottles release contaminants into water.These are packed in individual sachets sealed inside a silver foiled packaging. having individual sachets makes it much easier to ration.These should be a last ditch attempt by all means though, When outdoors you should always have a water filter, and or water purification tablets for fresh water. For sea activities you should ALWAYS, ALWAYS have a reverse osmosis pump, or some other desalinator.if you havent got any of these, these sachets will be of very little use, stay home if that is the case. one of these sachets will MAYBE push a 48 hour period depending on activities.Be safe and take a primary method of aquiring clean drinking water, and use these in an emergency.

Bought for emergency purposes (hence 4 stars), so not opened, but for the price, and the convenience of having water in small, separate containers for any or all uses, it's a very handy addition to one's kit.

Quick delivery, only three stars as I haven't tried them yet, they are for my 'go bag' so hopefully won't have to use them, but they are light and suited for purpose.

I have bought a few of these now as part of my prepping supplies, I keep a few of these in my car in case of emergency, they have a great shelf life. Will be buying more to stock up for emergencies. Would be a good idea if they could make a bigger ones for storing as it could get costly buying lots of small ones, or possibly offers for buying multiple.

In my experience water in a sealed plastic bottle does tend to keep quite well. I can see a valid use in a med kit, but not a lot else...

Expensive for the equivalent of a plastic bottle of water, you might think, but sometimes you just want to stick stuff away 'just in case' in the boot of the car for emergencies, on long journeys, in your 'bug-out' pack, or in your work bag if you're stuck on a train in the middle of nowhere, the ventilation's broken and the buffet is closed (trust me I've been there!). Each sachet contains 50ml of water, a good mouthful and enough to keep you going that little bit longer, with the whole 500ml the minimum recommended daily fluid requirement for an adult.Robust plastic/alu packaging to keep it secure and clean for its 5-year expiry date, so you can forget about it until you actually need it.

This product consists of 5x sachets, each containing 100ml drinking water. The product description above - 10x 50ml sachets - is wrong.The sachets are quite strong and they tear open with a little force. They're good to have in any large med-kit in case you are treating someone from dehydration or sunburn, you can give them small amounts of safe water to drink. They can also be used to help wash out some wounds that may have dirt in or around them.