Considering the broad nature, scope, and length of emergencies that could contaminate public drinking water supplies, a "pro-active" emergency water response plan is essential because the availability of potable drinking water is vital for the survival, safety, and welfare of first responders and victims of an emergency event.

• Severe weather…hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, winter storms
• Natural disasters…earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions
• Pandemics…influenza, avian bird flu
• Terrorism…homeland security
• Bio terrorism…anthrax, plaque, Q fever, ricin, tularemia
• Radiation emergencies…dirty bombs, nuclear blasts
• Chemical emergencies…nerve agents, chlorine, toxic alcohols
• Hazardous material transfers

Why Not Bottled Water?
Because of bottled water's inherited properties of processing, packaging, methods of storage, and the risk of water born bacteria development, the Center for Disease Control and the Red Cross recommend changing stored bottled or jug emergency water every 6 months. Product Specifications:
• Unit UPC 83829-80001
• Standard case pack 27/8.45oz (250ml) units or 9/3 packs
• Case contents 1.8 gallons
• Case dimensions 15.5"L x 7.75"W x 4.5"H
• Case weight 16 lbs.
• Standard pallet 3645/8.45oz (250ml) units or 1215/3 packs
• Cases per pallet 135
• Pallet contents 243 gallons
• Pallet weight 2220 lbs.
• Pallet configuration 15 Ti x 9 Hi (46.5"H)