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To: KLP who wrote (84962)	11/8/2004 10:32:41 PM
From: unclewest	Read Replies (3) of 793755

Having bandaids on hand isn't too helpful in a major disaster. Hi K, Funny you bring that up. Recently, I have been analyzing the contents of the new Red Cross emergency preparedness kits for families and businesses. I went through several different types last Friday at Ft Lewis, including the new high end kits. The prices are between $5 and $180. But the higher priced family kits are not available at their website yet. One kit is $275. It is a basic 4 person kit expanded for 10 persons. pcxhost.com Local Red Cross offices should have information on how to order all of them and may have some in stock. I highly recommend these kits especially the high end packs. They are a very good, quick solution for those who have taken no precautions. I will have more to say on this soon, including some recommended additions. uw

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