wikiHow Go Bag Packing List * Water: At least one liter of water per person per day, for a minimum of three days. * Non-perishable food: Such as energy bars, canned food, and dried fruits. Aim for a minimum of three days' worth of food. * First Aid Kit: Include items such as bandages, gauze, antiseptic wipes, pain relievers, and any prescription medications you take regularly. * Flashlight and extra batteries: A headlamp is preferable, as it leaves your hands free. * Multi-tool or knife: Can be useful for a variety of tasks. * Personal hygiene items: Such as hand sanitizer, toilet paper, wet wipes, and menstrual products. * Extra clothing and blankets: Include warm clothing, rain gear, and blankets or sleeping bags. * Cash: Keep some small bills and coins on hand in case ATMs are not available. * Important documents: Copies of important documents such as identification, insurance papers, and emergency contact information. * Emergency shelter: A lightweight tent or emergency blanket can provide shelter in case you need to spend the night outdoors. * Radio: A battery-powered or hand-cranked radio can provide updates and news in case of a disaster. * Whistle: A loud whistle can help you signal for help. * Dust mask: Can help protect you from breathing in contaminated air. * Gloves: Sturdy gloves can protect your hands while you're moving debris or handling equipment. * Duct tape: Can be used to patch up and repair damaged items. * Water purification tablets: Can be used to make water safe to drink. * Matches or lighter: To start a fire for warmth or cooking. * Map and compass: In case you need to navigate in unfamiliar territory. * Tarp: Can provide additional shelter or cover for your supplies. * Emergency phone charger: A portable charger or solar-powered charger can keep your phone powered up in case of a power outage. Page