AT HOME
The 72
For one person
Home essentials for one person.
72 HOURS. THREE DAYS.
Essential equipment for your household’s three-day emergency plan. For yourself, your family, or ready by the door.

Add your own food, drinking water and personal essentials.
Be ready to face
whatever might happen:
01 / CHOOSE YOUR KIT
Keep it at home. Share it with your family.
Or have a bag ready if you need to leave.
AT HOME

Home essentials for one person.
AT HOME, TOGETHER

Shared equipment for four people.
WHEN YOU NEED TO LEAVE

Portable essentials for evacuation.
A CLOSER LOOK
Product images are illustrations; appearance and brands may vary. Quantities are shown on each card.
Food and water not included.
02 / MAKE A PLAN. MAKE IT YOURS.
Light, phone power and first aid. Know what you’ll reach for.
Add your food, water and personal essentials.
Know where it is. Make sure your household does too. Check it regularly.
03 / GOOD QUESTIONS
UK Prepare cites a minimum of 2.5 to 3 litres of drinking water per person per day. At 3 litres, that is 9 litres each or 36 litres for four people over three days. Cooking, hygiene, pets and personal needs require extra. Our carriers arrive empty; store safe water in advance. GO’s 2-litre bottle capacity is not a three-day supply.
No. These are equipment starter kits for a household plan. Phone power, batteries with spares, basic first aid and hygiene supplies are now included. You add stored drinking water, suitable ready-to-eat food for a few days, medicines, warm clothing, your phone’s cable and household-specific supplies, including baby, pet or accessibility needs. The included checklist helps you finish the job.
The equipment-kit price excludes food and water. Choose ready-to-eat food and drinking water to suit your household, dietary needs and medicines. Empty carriers are useful for collecting and moving safe drinking water, but cannot replace water already stored before a disruption.
We are not making a ten-year lifespan or maintenance-free promise. Materials, storage conditions and individual components vary. Recharge and check the power bank regularly. Check battery dates, first-aid items, wipes, sanitiser and any supplies you add; replace as directed. Final care instructions will follow the selected manufacturers’ guidance.
Only use the final supplied pouches as their food-contact and storage instructions allow. They are not a promise of extended food shelf life. For disruptions to power or water, prioritise suitable ready-to-eat foods; uncooked rice still needs water and a safe way to cook it.
No. 72 is an independent project, not affiliated with or endorsed by the UK government. We link to the free official Prepare guidance so you can assess your needs and build your own kit if you prefer.
Availability is shown beside each kit. If your kit is out of stock, choose Notify me for a free stock alert. Alerts do not reserve stock or commit you to buying.
YOU’VE THOUGHT ABOUT IT. TAKE THE NEXT STEP.
Find your kit and take the next step towards getting prepared.