Kit de emergencia 72 horas listo: agua, comida, linterna, botiquín y radio sobre una mesa

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RC Red Cross
Join the first families preparing with EmergencyKitLab Canada.

How your emergency plan works

01

Answer 5 questions

Family, home, climate, diet, and preferences. Under 5 minutes.

02

Get your personalized plan

Exact amounts of water, food, power, first aid, and more, calculated from official sources.

03

Fill in the gaps

Your personalized list with everything you need. Mark what you already own and only buy what is missing.

You'll be ready in 5 minutes

Personalized emergency plan for your family. Free, no email.

Family 72-hour emergency kit: first-aid kit, water, rations and basic supplies laid out on the table — editor's quarterly review
Our 72-hour kit in its quarterly review. March 2026. See the full breakdown →

Why trust EmergencyKitLab Canada

EmergencyKitLab Canada does not compile generic Amazon lists. Every product we recommend has been through the hands of our editorial team and tested against official preparedness guidance — not pulled from a generic list.

  • Aligned with official guidance (Canadian Red Cross and WHO) for households, not generic checklists.
  • Real off-grid testing: flashlights, radios and power banks run for hours without mains power.
  • +60 products tested since 2019, documented with data and photos.

Families prepared like yours

Real people who already have their plan ready

“When the evacuation order came, we already had water for 10 days and food for two weeks. The plan saved us.”

Wildfire evacuation 2023

Emily T.

Alberta

Verified

“Last winter we had 48 hours without power. Thanks to the plan we had flashlights, radio and power bank. The kids didn't notice.”

Ice storm power outage

David and Catherine

Quebec

Verified

“With four at home, we did not know how much water to store. The planner worked it out: 84 litres for a week.”

Heat dome

The Tremblay Family

British Columbia

Verified

Official sources

Information verified with official organisations

  • Protección Civil
  • Cruz Roja
  • OMS
  • Comisión Europea

Frequently Asked Questions

01 How long does it take to build an emergency plan?

Between 5 and 10 minutes. Our planner asks a few questions about your family, home, and location, then automatically generates a personalized plan with a shopping list.

02 How much water should I store for an emergency?

The WHO and Public Safety Canada recommend at least 4 litres of drinking water per person per day. For a family of 4 over 3 days, that is 12 litres of drinking water plus water for sanitation. Our calculator adjusts the amount for your climate and situation.

03 What emergency scenarios does EmergencyKitLab Canada cover?

We cover 8 scenarios: storms, tornadoes, wildfires, winter storms, earthquakes, blackouts, floods, and pandemics. Each scenario applies specific modifiers to the quantities in every category.

04 Are the recommended products reliable?

Every product is verified and available on Amazon with Prime shipping. We select products rated 4 stars or higher with hundreds of reviews. We offer 3 budget tiers: Basic, Standard, and Premium.

05 Can I save and share my plan?

Yes. You can save your plan in your browser and share it with family members via a unique link. No account needed.

EmergencyKitLab Canada provides general recommendations based on Public Safety Canada, WHO, and Red Cross guidelines. This does not replace professional advice from emergency management authorities for your specific area.

Being prepared takes just 5 minutes

Build your plan now and have the peace of mind that your family is ready for any emergency.