Hi Instructables,

I decided to share with you my survival kit. I am a member of the Boy Scouts and I think it is good and helpful to have your own kit. I was constantly improving and extending my survival kit. I finally came to the conclusion, that I'll never get to the situation where i will risk my life so out of my survival kit became a "daily" survival kit with things I need "every day".

Step 1: The Box!

If you want to have a good survival kit, you need to find reliable and safe box. I have chosen this waterproof food box.

Step 2: First Aid!

Isothermic foil - Special thermic-reflective foil works as a prevention of thermal loss during injuries, burns and states of shock. It is used mainly when giving first aid, to prevent the hypothermia of the injured person.

Analgesic - to relief from pain.

Injury card - if you get hurt and nobody is with you, this is for later identification for doctors.

Tampon - I use it to stop the bleeding nose.