Good morning, online shoppers! Today’s the day if you are an Amazon customer – it’s Prime Day! I find that the Summer Prime Day sale is the best of the year. There are all sorts of great prepper finds on the website. I went and found the best Prime Day deals for preppers so you don’t have to!
Please use my link for shopping so that OP gets the commission. (It doesn’t cost you a penny extra but helps us a LOT!)
Note that at the time of posting, these items were on sale and available. They do sell out quickly, and as this is a one-woman show, I cannot always keep up with the things that are out of stock.
On to the prepper goods!
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LED Flashlights (6-Pack)
Solar Lanterns (4-pack)
Jackery 1000 Watt Solar Gen with Panels (half price, great quality!)
Oupes 2000 Watt Generator with Panels (This is the exact one I have – it’s fantastic)
48 Count of AA and AAA Energizer Batteries
Something to Eat?
Freeze-dried Fruits and Veggies Bucket
Harmony House Dried Vegetables
120 Serving Emergency Food Supply
Protein and Rice Emergency Food Supply
Food Storage Finds
Pressure Canner (awesome price!)
Stuff for Your Sanitation Station
Compressed Towels 200 pieces
Solar Shower Set Up (Portable)
Water, Water, Everywhere
Bugout Bonanza
Emergency Blankets (6-pack)
Portable Solar Power Charging Bank
Pocket Knife Sharpener with Ferro Rod
Waterproof, Windproof Lighters (2)
Emergency Ponchos with Mylar Lining (4-pack)
Bivvy Bags 2-pack
Medical Miscellany
Rhino Rescue Splint (I highly recommend this!)
Self-Adherant Bandages for Wrapping – 12 Pack
Individually Wrapped Gauze Rolls
Israeli Bandages(6-pack)
SilverSTAT First Aid Gel(highly recommend!)
Odds and Ends
5 Rolls of Heavy-Duty Duct Tape
Fire Blankets (These are a must-have!)
Roll-up Heavy-Duty Tool Bag (so many uses!)
Military Grade Faraday Cage Kit
What have you found on sale?
Share your favorite finds with us in the comments section!
2 Responses
Thank you for this list. You found many items I never would have.
Thankfully I have most of the list and no free money at the moment. Everything is pretty much committed. The bank account is finally unfrozen, straightened out, and thanks to a bank branch manager the clawback from fraud has returned almost $2,000 which vanished almost immediatly catching up bills that went unpaid for the two months the account was frozen. I did see one item on the list I don’t have. A tub water storage bladder. But I do have 2, 6 gallon camp jugs I keep filled along with 3, 5 gallon round containers and several 2 gallon water bricks. So I’m not without water. I water the garden and fruit trees every 6 months then refill the containers. The water comes underground from the nearby mountain at 38 degrees. I’ve never had it turn green or seem spoiled in anyway. For years I did monthly tests for bacteria and every four years the state did a more comprehensive testing for all content. It was always best in the state for content and clean with a hint of gold from somewhere in the mountain. So I’m not without stored water. I buy rechargeable batteries and I recharge them in tiny solar powered battery chargers. Even my flashlights are rechargeables with either built in solar panels or USB chargeable. My solar arrays have USB and car type 12 volt charging equipment installed. I’ve been freeze drying a lot lately. Today instead of buying anything I was inventorying food and essential oils. I started more vanilla extract too, and rearranged the content of shelves in my baking/ mixing area.
This morning I started adding a drip system to the 5 sectioned towers of new strawberries. I’m replacing old drip systems and adding drip to many new areas. It’s set up, area by area, with solar powered timers. That’s to save me time and make life easier. Water will all be in deep pots, barrels, and some larger 200 gallon tubs that are positioned in 5 spots to catch rain water. Since we’re in a drought, I fill them from the well here. Hopefully the draught will end soon.